> As John says, you should be able to swap out some of the Mac OS X > tuned versions of things for more generic versions. I might suggest > the curl netaccessor (if you're using Xerces 3.0) instead of socket, > but either should be okay.
This isn't 3.0, it's 2.8.0 (sorry, should have said so). If the socket accessor is necessary to solve this for me and I can't make that work because of whatever I ran into years ago, I have a backport of the curl version for 2.8, but I'd have to swap that into my code and put out a new release, so it's not ideal. > Xerces 3.0 uses posix file routines, so > that shouldn't be a problem. I'd definitely configure in one of the > generic unix transcoders. I'm looking into it. My fear is that a big new dependency will be required, although at least using Macports I can probably handle that for my users. Is anything provided with OS X that works (if you know offhand)? Thanks again, -- Scott --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
