This is somewhat off topic, so please forgive me, but I expect that
there are a lot of XML newbies out there (me included). If you are
interested in teaching yourself XML, I suggest _Learning XML_ by Erik T.
Ray from O'Reilly. I've read about half of it so far and it has helped
out a fair bit.
> Take a look at: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~bren/JSX/
Thank you, that could prove useful for several other applications that
I'm working on.
Cem Karan
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I got a bunch of replies, so I'm going to combine my reply to all of
them at once.
"Michael D. Crawford" wrote:
> Looking again at your original post, if what you want is a
> cross-platform application framework, have a look at ZooLib:
>>>SNIP<<<
I do want cross platform, but I want it in such a
The recent thread of XML to GUI questioning has got me wondering. Is
there an XML based GUI definition project out there somewhere? I've
been thinking about hacking together something like XWindows, but in
java so that I can control programs remotely. I know that I'm
reinventing the wheel here,
Anyone who wants to jump in and correct me, please do so.
Xerces tries to use reference counting wherever possible to
automatically dispose of unused memory in much the same way that Java
does it. If you actually use new and delete, then the built-in garbage
collection won't work because the ref
I don't know of a C++ solution to your problems, but if I might ask you
this: can you mix the Java and C++ code you have together? Using the
JNI you should be able to access the Java parser/whatever from C++. The
downside will be speed to some degree (although on the mac and linux
sides, that sh
