Hi Riccardo, > that gets complicated than. It means the parser works on that data, > that's a good thing. > > Saving to file went well, I suppose?
Yep but reading the NSData was never the problem. > Could you do a further hack? IN the same queue, instead of using data > from the resource, use the file. That means executing the code in the > same place, but decoupling the two objects. It might be that the XML > parser doesn't like being in that Thread at all, or it has a contention > issue with [resource data] for whatever reason. > > Next step would be to improve your small test program: you have the test > data. You could instantiate a queue and run the parser of the data from > there. See Richard's email, he went right to the problem. I'll try to pinpoint it further, building gnustep librairies if needed. Thanks for your help, Philippe
