Hi > This is exciting! We are happy to hear about your work and are looking at > the code right away to see what you have done already.
You may look at our svn repository, which was set up anonymous access to today. http://touk.pl/svn/projects/xmlbeansxx. It doesn't differ much from the latest tarball, but Witek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tried to make sure that one can pass through all the examples from the web. > This could be great synergy. I looked at your site and see that your to-do > includes portability and faster compilations. Rogue Wave has a lot of > experience in both these areas. Plus we have applicable code that could > fill in (potentially) missing areas in other places too. We decided to use boost's smart pointers wich means lots of template expanding. GCC 3.2, which ships with RHEL3 - our target environment, seems to have poor performance in it. Especially when we compile very very long code generated for xpath queries. Talking about xpath queries. We didn't port XQueries in favor of code generation. As it doesn't have its compartment in the java original it has not been put in the port. We'll check if it would be published too, cause it's in an other project. Truely speaking we use xmlbeansxx mostly by generated code. And there is really much of it by now. XmlCursors are still an empty space, I think. You can also see we stick to Java as for code generation believing (still) that less code to maintain is always the better. > I don't see anything about licensing though. You'll need to clarify and > make sure we can take your contribution into Apache. We filled licencing info into the SVN code. And of course it is the Apache one. -- Tomasz Wielga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TouK --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
