Re: advice on a simple architecture for xml versioning

2002-08-02 Thread Robert S. Koberg
Hi, Gerd Mueller wrote: >>My research on the subject led me to the following (not much, I admit): >> >>1. It does exist an XMLDiff utility (see www.vmguys.com), but it needs JDOM. >> Is anyone using it in a C2 environment ? >> Does exist some other alternative in the xml.apache realm ? > >

Re: advice on a simple architecture for xml versioning

2002-08-02 Thread Gerd Mueller
> My research on the subject led me to the following (not much, I admit): > > 1. It does exist an XMLDiff utility (see www.vmguys.com), but it needs JDOM. >Is anyone using it in a C2 environment ? >Does exist some other alternative in the xml.apache realm ? Within the Prowler-Project (h

Re: advice on a simple architecture for xml versioning

2002-07-31 Thread Bertrand Delacretaz
On Wednesday 31 July 2002 14:51, Giuseppe Bonelli wrote: >. . . > 3. I have the impression that a CVS like system could be an option, but I > don't know the details of the system, so I cannot tell for sure and I am > not able to evaluate the implications of using it as a xml document based > (vs.

advice on a simple architecture for xml versioning

2002-07-31 Thread Giuseppe Bonelli
Hi all, I need advice on the various options available for building a simple versioning system for xml files. I went through the list archives looking for pointers, but I did not find much (apart from some very interesting, but old, conversation about cms implementation issues). Very briefly,