You've got the Old Testament in XML and you want the COM wrapper too?
It should be, but at the time that Xerces-COM was been actively developed, the build
developer didn't either have the time or was concerned about disrupting the normal
Xerces-C build and so it never
got added to the automat
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Let's see, you're replying to a message that has _nothing_ to do with your
problem, on a mailing list that is dedicated to the C++ version of Xerces
-- I don't think you're likely to get many responses here.
You might want to:
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thx
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>The JDK 1.1.8 compiler I am using can't seem to find simple base packages
>like java.lang.Object and java.io, etc.
Can you compile other Java code, such as a simple "hello world" program?
This sounds like a messed up compiler installation/configuration.
I may be confused, but I seem to remembe
Hi,
I am new to this whole XERCES thing so please bear with me. WHen I try to
compile the XERCES software for Java on Sun 2.5.1 I get all kinds of errors.
The JDK 1.1.8 compiler I am using can't seem to find simple base packages
like java.lang.Object and java.io, etc.
Can anyone shed some light
i had to change the library names in the Xerces build procedure and the
assumptions about where they are located relative to other parts of the ICU
directories. i think that was it. i did it quickly with XercesC 1.4 and ICU
1.7 just to check that it worked. figure on less than a day's work to get
Hi Herb,
Is it possible to build with ICU 1.8.1 by making changes to the build environment or
are the changes
involved
much more complicated ??
Thanks,
Nikita
Herb Chong wrote:
> ICU 1.7 and 1.8 changed its naming conventions. you need Xerces 1.5 to work
> with the newer ICU versions.
>
> He
ICU 1.7 and 1.8 changed its naming conventions. you need Xerces 1.5 to work
with the newer ICU versions.
Herb...
Nikita Sawant
I've just download the binary release and can't
find the xerces-com.dll
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> My app use one schema which should be located in ONE public path.
In the Java version, one solution would be to install an EntityResolver
which recognizes requests for that schema and reads it from your local file
instead of the provided URI. I think the C++ version of the parser supports
this
Do you have the Microsoft Platform SDK in your include path? The definitions of the
MSXML 2 interfaces are not included in Visual C++ 6. See
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/build-misc.html#faq-2 for
details.
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> In XML using the schemaLocation attribute.
I know of that solution. But that is not what I want. My app use one schema
which should be located in ONE public path. But the XML files I use can
reside in different locations and the application it s
I get the following error.
See atached idl file <>
D:\xerces\src\src\com\xml4com.idl(68) : error MIDL2152 : [version] format is
incorrect
midl : command line error MIDL1001 : cannot open input file xmldom.idl
Error executing midl.exe.
xml4com.idl
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I assume that you are writing your ASP using VBScript or Jscript. Trying to use
Xerces-C doesn't buy you any improvement on the porting. The COM wrapper for Xerces-C
replicates the interfaces
defined by MSXML.
To be in a good position to port, try to stay away from Microsoft extensions such a
I'm currently working on an ASP app that will eventually ported to Java.
I would like to use the Xerses C++ to replace the Microsloth XML parser
to minumize the later code port. Are the interfaces for the java and c++
version similar?
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Benoit,
I have this problem as well. I'm forwarding this to the xalan-dev list: the
QName class is used in their XPath processing.
Regards,
Peter.
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> Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 7:31 PM
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> Su
Hello
I'm having a problem related to Xalan. Recently i've start to develop
an application using Xerces V1.4.
During this developement the 1.5 version of Xerces have been realist,
so i have download it and have link my application with it without noticable
variations.
Yes. I did it in purpose in order to prove that the parsing operation is
causing page faults.
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Subject: RE: Page faults, when running DOM parser on windows NT
Oh N
Oh No u have put a infinite while loop, check it
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Subject: RE: Page faults, when running DOM parser on windows NT
Thanks for your prompt reply, Vinod.
I tried you
Thanks for your prompt reply, Vinod.
I tried your suggestion, but unfortunately it does not help. I still think
that the parsing operation in the 'while' loop is causing the page faults.
regards,
Shlomi.
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