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When schemas becom
When schemas become a standard, Would there be classes supporting schema
parsing. Like we have the
DTDElement DTDAttribute etc, would schema support involve this. Or would it
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I'm having some real trouble wit
I'm having some real trouble with mixing signals and xerces.
I've attached a sample program (small) that sets up a signal handler to
printout a message when a signal is caught. I get different results
depending on whether or not I link with the xerces library or not
(!NOTE! this sample code does
