Thank you Chris, it does help. "Chris Tutty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ???? news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > From: "Dave Lippincott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > You don't need one specifically written for Palm. > > Any generic one will do. > > > Hmm, that disagrees with quoted experience from this group. > Most desktop implementations are heavily recursive and therefore > stack-heavy which is why, if my memory serves me correctly, > an attempt to port expat some years ago failed. > > Whether the modern devices are less vulnerable in this respect > might have changed this > > > > Try your favorite search engine. > > As a parting gift for playing with us today, goto Google.com and type > "Palm > > XML" and click 'Google Search'. You won't be disappointed. > > > Lots of links to a Java parser, as far as C code that could be > embedded in an application goes: > > http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~hal/development/palm/xmllib.html > undocumented, non-validating, non-conformant, but probably > usable. LGPL licensed. > > There really doesn't seem to be a lot out there in terms of a > robust well-tested implementation that can be freely used in > commercial applications. Did your google return > something mine didn't? > > Chris Tutty > > >
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