> By the way I assume that "Guththila" is the name for > pull parser > implementation. :-)
yes, sorry for the confusion. Guththila does not depend on Expat. thanks --dasarath > > Thanks, > Samisa... > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dasarath Weeratunge > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2005 10:34 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Moving Guththila to Axis C++ src tree > > Hi, > > How about moving Guththila code into the Axis C++ > src tree? > > Dinesh is trying to implement XMLParser interface in > XMLParser.h for > Guththila. At the moment the code that we have in > the src tree > **/xml/tspp/ and **/xml/txpp/ are both old versions > of Guththila > written by Susantha, Damitha and my self. > > Dinesh's code cannot be integrated with either one > of these since its a > different fork of tspp altogether. > > What I propose therefore is that we take off this > code and substitute > Dinesh's code in their place. We can create a new > subdirectory > `guththila' > at the same level as `xerces' and `expat' under > **/xml/ and delete > old subdirectories `tspp' and `txpp'. > > Dinesh's code builds on tspp code and implements a > full StAX parser > with the exception of DTD's and a few other > constructs rarely used in > Soap processing. It also supports character encoding > schemes and comes > with a set of test cases. The encoding related code > in the new code base > has > been completely rewritten unlike earlier (see > **/xml/txpp/) where we > tried > to reuse code from expat. We also improved the > tokenizing code and API > to be in > line with StAX. > > IMHO cleaning up the src tree would make life easier > for us who are > working on Guththila since then we can directly > commit our code to the > CVS. > > Regards, > --dasarath > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
