Title: RE: StreamTransform with Visual C++ .NET
If you
compile any part of your program with a compiler other than the one used to
compile xerces, you will need to also recompile xerces. While you might get away
with vc6 at different service packs (I wouldn't try), you will NOT get away
Title: RE: StreamTransform with Visual C++ .NET
Thanks for the help of everyone.
Everything is working fine now that I built everything using VC++ .NET
Both xerces and xalan compiled fine with VC++ 7.0. Only one problem in ExternalFunction sample in Xalan. The compiler is not able to find
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It might start to work better whe
Title: RE: StreamTransform with Visual C++ .NET
It
might start to work better when rebuilding xalan under .NET completely.
Compilation went through without a problem (a couple of warnings here and there,
that's all).
I am
able to run the StreamTransform example now. But most of the
Title: RE: StreamTransform with Visual C++ .NET
Sorry for the multiple emails. Reply All was just the easy way. I will be more careful.
I am running on Windows 2000 server.
My email was not very clear, I think, that is why I sent a clarification right after. The StreamTransform.exe from the
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Title: RE: StreamTransform with Visual C++ .NET
Sorry,
I just realized that my answer might be a little bit
confusing.
I
initially used the binary distribution of xalan and xerces to write a program of
my own. When I realized that I could not make the stream working, I just took
the
Title: RE: StreamTransform with Visual C++ .NET
I actually did not build xalan or xerces. I used the binary distribution.
May this is what the problem is, but I was hoping that VC++ 6.0 built DLLs are "compatible" with VC++ 7.0 (I am probably too naive on that one).
I can definit
When I last built with beta 2, everything worked fine, but things may have
changed.
Since I don't have a copy of .NET, I can't build it to see what's wrong.
You might try debugging through the code to see why the stream is empty.
By the way, did you rebuild Xerces as well?
Dave
