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When to use DOM
If your XML documents contain document data then DOM is a completely natural fit for your solution. If you are creating some sort of document information management system, then you will probably have to deal with a lot of document data. An example of this is the Datachannel RIO product, which can index and organize information that comes from all kinds of document sources. In this case, DOM is well suited to allow programs access to information stored in these documents. However, if you are dealing mostly with structured data (the equivalent of serialized Java objects in XM L) DOM is not the best choice. That is when SAX might be a better fit.
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