At 21:05 23/03/2004 +0100, Miguel wrote:
Peter wrote:
>>There are references in the code to three different XML parsers. They
>> may be soft, but they are there. I raised the question because I didn't
>> understand why. I still don't understand why.
>
> I thought those had gone... the problem it ca
Peter wrote:
>>There are references in the code to three different XML parsers. They
>> may be soft, but they are there. I raised the question because I didn't
>> understand why. I still don't understand why.
>
> I thought those had gone... the problem it caused me was there was a
> cascade - tryin
At 11:11 23/03/2004 +0100, Miguel wrote:
Egon wrote:
>> The references tho Aelfred and Xerces are in cdk/io/CMLReader.java
>
> Those are (AFAIK, cannot check code now) only soft dependencies... ie.
> using loadClass() and not hardcoded... If they aren't, then those are
> bugs...
I did not mean to
Hi Miguel,
I really do not understand ... please explain.
Sorry, i can't.
I do not know the implementation details for the parser about time,
space performance/complexity ?
Kind regards, Joerg
--
Dipl. Chem. Joerg K. Wegner
Center of Bioinformatics Tuebingen (ZBIT)
Department of Computer Archi
Joerg wrote:
>> An honest question ... What is the value in giving people a choice of
>> XML library?
> What is more complex ?
> 1. To write a parser for all arbitrary chemical file formats, nearly
> every program introduces proudly it's own format (why, just why ?)! or
> 2. To write a complex pars
Hi,
Size, ok, but people get the freedom to choose a XML library...
An honest question ... What is the value in giving people a choice of XML
library?
What is more complex ?
1. To write a parser for all arbitrary chemical file formats, nearly
every program introduces proudly it's own format (why,
Egon wrote:
>> The references tho Aelfred and Xerces are in cdk/io/CMLReader.java
>
> Those are (AFAIK, cannot check code now) only soft dependencies... ie.
> using loadClass() and not hardcoded... If they aren't, then those are
> bugs...
I did not mean to imply that they were bugs. I am only rep
Citeren Miguel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Peter wrote:
> >>Q: Is there any reason to have references to Aelfred2 and Xerces in the
> >> code and in the build.xml files?
> >
> > No - If these are included as Jars there can be problems between
> > versions.
>
> OK
>
> > We had this discussion with CDK
Citeren Miguel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Egon wrote:
> >> Q: Since JAXP is bundled with Java 1.4 or later, can we just assume
> >> use of JAXP?
> >
> > Likely...
>
> Good
>
> >> Q: Is there any reason to have references to Aelfred2 and Xerces in
> >> the code and in the build.xml files?
> >
> > Yes,
Citeren Peter Murray-Rust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> At 15:35 22/03/2004 +0100, Miguel Howard wrote:
> >Q: Is there any reason to have references to Aelfred2 and Xerces in the
> >code and in the build.xml files?
>
> No - If these are included as Jars there can be problems between versions.
Not in the
Peter wrote:
>>Q: Is there any reason to have references to Aelfred2 and Xerces in the
>> code and in the build.xml files?
>
> No - If these are included as Jars there can be problems between
> versions.
OK
> We had this discussion with CDK some months back - I think all
> references to specific
At 15:35 22/03/2004 +0100, Miguel Howard wrote:
Egon (& others)
I have a question about the XML parsers that are used in the CML code.
Be advised that to data I have no experience with any of this stuff.
There are several parsers that are referenced in the cdk.io.CMLReader code.
Q: Since JAXP i
Egon wrote:
>> Q: Since JAXP is bundled with Java 1.4 or later, can we just assume
>> use of JAXP?
>
> Likely...
Good
>> Q: Is there any reason to have references to Aelfred2 and Xerces in
>> the code and in the build.xml files?
>
> Yes, for pre Java 1.4 reasons...
Why do we need 2 of them ... w
On Monday 22 March 2004 15:35, Miguel Howard wrote:
> Egon (& others)
>
> I have a question about the XML parsers that are used in the CML code.
>
> Be advised that to data I have no experience with any of this stuff.
>
> There are several parsers that are referenced in the cdk.io.CMLReader code.
>
Egon (& others)
I have a question about the XML parsers that are used in the CML code.
Be advised that to data I have no experience with any of this stuff.
There are several parsers that are referenced in the cdk.io.CMLReader code.
Q: Since JAXP is bundled with Java 1.4 or later, can we just as
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