Hi,

> I know but from what I saw they already have a mess of xml libs
> across their department tools (I know of at least expat and xerces,
> others might be hidden in the closet ;-)).
> So adding another one is just a minor nuance ;-)) I don't expect that
> they cleaned it since I last saw it ;-) 

Patrick wrote a very nice small and lean XMLWrapper lib which is a
generic sax parser and works with expat, xerces, libxml2 and the
microsoft xml-lib.

The nice thing is, that similar to the text-lib it uses the OS-native
libs on Microsoft and OSX (on OSX ist libxml2)

All our xml-parser (also the new X3D-binary loader) are now bases
on this XMLWrapper and it works quite well.

regards,
  johannes

> 
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