Gee, I pretty much assume that in any comparison with a Microsoft product.
I guess when you ask for a comparison of Xerces to MSXML most people are
going to assume you only care about Windows.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13,
To get xerces to run properly on my RedHat system I had to build xerces with
the g++3 compiler. I posted something several days ago on what you have to
do to make that work. In my case, I was having problems with C++ exception
handling not working correctly across shared libraries. I have no ide
I have that book. It is a good place to start.
The reason that the SAX2 book is based on Java is that its author is the
current maintainer of SAX at http://www.saxproject.org/. If you go there you
will find that the SAX interface is ONLY specified in JAVA. Implementations
in other languages are
In my opinion, SAX is the way to go. However, SAX - in my opinion - has
some real deficiencies that make it hard to work with, especially in doing
what you are trying to do. Basically, SAX gives you a single
ContentHandler. If you want to turn your XML document into C++ objects than
you will re
g++
version 3 is also available on RedHat 7.2. It builds just fine.
Unfortunately, you have to play games to get configure to work right...
The following is part of the script I run to build.
tar
-xvzf $SRC/xml4c-src$VERSION.tar.gz &&cd xml4c-src$VERSION/src
&&
export
CPPFLAGS=-I$PR
>From my reading of the Schema documents it appears to me that use=prohibited
on an attribute means that the attribute cannot appear in the XML document.
I have tried specifying an attribute with fixed=value use=prohibited. When I
specify that, SAX2PRINT no longer prints the attribute, meaning the
I don't know if this is helpful. I had problems with xerces on RH 7.1
because of C++ exception handling across shared libraries. I upgraded to 7.2
and am using g++ version 3 and the problems are gone.
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From: Bhushan Khanal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, Februar
I see someone else posted this question last month without getting an
answer.
I would also like to know how to get at the annotation field and
specifically, the appinfo. I need to associate some data in the schema with
an element so that my program can retrieve it. The annotation element seems
1. I have seen several requests in the mail archives for XInclude over the
past 2 years. Are there any plans to implement this yet?
2. Someone else requested XML Catalog support some time ago. I was
wondering if he, or anyone else, has implemented this yet.
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Is there any way to access the schema element and attribute definitions from
a SAX ContentHandler?
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