A colleague and i downloaded and made the Xerces lib two more times (64-bit
then 32-bit).  The 32-bit version seemed to work.  (The .a files we made had
a different size all 3 times we ran the make.) When i linked my program with
the Xerces lib, all the Xerces load errors disappeared.  I am left with just
one load error that is has nothing to do with Xerces, so i cannot run the
program yet.  
P.S. I did not need the xerces-depdom.a file to get rid of the errors.  
      Again my thanks to Dale and Boris.

Boris Kolpackov-2 wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> JimParinisi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
>> Thank you for your quick response.  The ar command failed on an AIX 5.3
>> machine as well as the AIX 5.1 machine.  My company does not have an AIX
>> 5.2
>> machine.  I did get some useful information from the command 'dump -t
>> libxerces-c28.0.a|grep "DOM_"|pg' which told me that deprecated classes
>> like
>> DOM_Node are in the .a file.
> 
> I am by no means an AIX expert though I think the reason why you can't
> get symbols out of the archive is because it is actually a shared object.
> (AIX uses .a files for actual archives as well as for shared objects).
> I just tried to use dump -t on AIX 5.3 and I got the list of symbols
> though they were mangled.
> 
> Also, I believe in 2.8.0 the deprecated DOM API is placed into a separate 
> library called libxerces-depdom.a.
> 
> Boris
> 
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> 
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