XOM API for Processing XML with Java

["Galip Aydin" <gaydin AT grids.ucs.indiana.edu>]

Hi All
I I am trying to use bnux in a GIS project to compress very large GML 
documents. GML documents are XML files with geographic information encoded 
according to OpenGIS standards. However because of the current architecture I 
am having trouble using bnux, and I was wondering if anybody has a 
suggestion. Here is the problem:
I am creating GML documents from MySQL ResultSets. There are several 
namespace declaration at the top of the GML documents and several hundred 
<gml:featureMember> elements. Each featureMember element is created using an 
individual database results. The system works as follows: I am retrieving the 
results from the MySQL database in a streaming fashion, for each result 
creating a featureMember element and publishing this to a publish/subscribe 
messaging system topic. The client accumulates the results to construct the 
whole GML document. However since each featureMember element does not contain 
the namespace declarations I can't use bnux. 
Now, is there a way to create a Streaming Serializer Factory by providing the 
namespaces once and use it to compress elements of that document as they 
become available?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Galip.