At 4:21 PM -0500 10/17/01, Craig Deelsnyder wrote:
>TinyXML is written in Java, which won't work for me (using CodeWarrior).
>Java has many nice XML parsers, but I had to abandon Java.
The TinyXml project on SourceForge is written in C++. Perhaps you're
thinking of NanoXML?
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-- Keith Rollin
Sorry 'bout that. I was actually looking at a different TinyXML:
http://www.gibaradunn.srac.org/tiny/index.shtml
rather than on SourceForge. I'll give that one a try and let you know!
Thanks,
Craig
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> At 4:21 P
Craig,
> The first choice (and what my app. server talks with right now) is XML,
> since my data is really OO. But I've seen that XML is pretty much not
> supported on the Palm.
I have written a simple XML-parser for Palm, implemented as a static library
with callbacks for parsing events like s
Thanx for the link! You wouldn't happen to have a sample app or some quick
pseudocode to jump-start with, would you? I've used SAX-type parsers
elsewhere in Java, so I know that much.
Thanks regardless,
Craig
Craig,
> The first choice (and what my app. server talks with right now) is XML,
Thanks for the update Hallvard.I'm actually using a port of TinyXML I
made from the C++ version on SourceForge. The reason being I needed to be
able to create documents also, which I didn't think was possible with
SAX-type parsers. If I'm wrong, let me know.
Otherwise, I may use it for inbo
