RE: STL List assignment error.

Hi suresh,   Your function is const and you are trying to assign a value to a member variable in it. You can't do that in a const function, unless you make the member mutable, might as well make it a non-const function   -Julie   -Original Message-From: suresh [mailto:[EMAIL

STL List assignment error.

Hi All,   I tried using stl list,it throws up an error   d:\xmlparser\message\soap.cpp(94) : error C2678: binary '=' : no operator defined which takes a left-hand operand of type 'const class std::list >::iterator' (or there is no acceptable conversion)d:\xmlparser\message\soap.cpp(95) : er

Re: Next release?

Hi, Not trying to be pushy or others, but for planning purposes. Is there final plan for the official release in Oct. or Dec. and the features? Herb Chong wrote: > i prefer what Jason likes too. i need an official point release with the > memory leaks fixed, but my applications do not care about

Please test xercesc_sane_includes.tar.gz

I haven't seen any feedback about the xercesc_sane_includes.tar.gz tarball at http://xml.apache.org/dist/xerces-c/experimental/ I intend to push for these changes to be made after the next release. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [

Re: XercesDef.hpp

Hi, Hal and list. Actually, that's not correct. Just about all versions of tar now handle fairly long filenames, but they all chose different ways to implement it, since there is no office POSIX standard on how to do this for tar. GNU chose one way, and almost every vendor implemented long path

Re: XercesDef.hpp

> It's possible that you have been bit by the dreaded GNUtar bug It's not a bug. Or it's not a bug in GNU tar. Back in ancient times some(?) UNIXen only allowed filenames to be a total of 14 characters. The original tar has no provisions for names longer than that. GNU tar allows long names.

Re: XercesDef.hpp

> On 4 Oct 2001, "Jason" == Jason E. Stewart wrote: Jason> If you can't surf the WWW, I don't know how to help you. go to the nearest public library with a diskette or two. --Hal - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROT

RE: XercesDef.hpp

Aha! There's the info I needed! You can get a prebuilt GNUtar from www.sunfreeware.com. Just go to that site, and on the righthand side of the display, there will be a list of the various versions of Solaris (Sparc or Intel, and the various release numbers). Choose the one you need, and the list

Re: XercesDef.hpp

"Altenau, Maureen D CECOM RDEC C2D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Can you give me the address of where I can download the GNU tar? I > work for the government and since the attacks we are unable to > access any ftp sites. (Part of the heightened security.) > Therefore, I cannot go directly to t

RE: XercesDef.hpp

Hi, Maureen. Sure, I will help in any way that I can. But I need to know what OS you are running. Your post didn't say, and you can probably just grab the precompiled program for your OS, and stick it in the bin directory. If you don't have permission to do that, or /usr/local/bin (or some other

XMLFormatter

Hello, I am trying to implement the writechars method in such a way that it can write the input to any outout stream, so here is my question. Can I use the third Parameter (XMLFormatter) to extract the outputstream yours Robert ___

DO NOT REPLY [Bug 3975] New: - XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize() leaks memory after thousands of calls (didn't in 1.2)

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RE: XercesDef.hpp

Carl, Another quick question. Assuming that I need to untar the GNU tar with the Solaris tar, how do I install it? Do I need to run runConfigure and make install? Thanks, Maureen -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 1

RE: XercesDef.hpp

Carl, Can you give me the address of where I can download the GNU tar? I work for the government and since the attacks we are unable to access any ftp sites. (Part of the heightened security.) Therefore, I cannot go directly to the gnu.org site. I am assuming that this file will be zipped and