Hi,
We have built a static Xerces library on Solaris and on Windows. We
will be building it soon on AIX, IRIX, and TRU64 machines. I would be
happy to submit the changes in the makefiles needed to build the static
version for each of those platforms, with the hope that it will be
included wit
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Author: Gareth Reakes
Created: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 2:05 AM
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There was a bug a while back. Try upgrading to a new version. With questions like this
its better to ask on the list - you will get a better response.
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Resolver: Gareth Reakes
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 2:06 AM
This does not happen in 2.5
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Hi Adam,
my preference is to always include public headers in <>. I think its a
style thing (unless anyone has a reason). If no-one objects I will
happily commit your patches.
Gareth
Adam Heinz wrote:
What's the common opinion on mixing user includes with system includes? For example,
xercesc
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Updater: Adam Heinz (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 8:31 AM
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This patches all header files in the /dom subdirectory.
Changes:
Attachment changed to dom.patch
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Author: Adam Heinz
Created: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 8:41 AM
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That looks to be most of it. A grep of my 2.5.0 public include directory turns up two
more hits (besides stuff in deprecated):
xercesc/util/MsgLoaders/ICU/ICUMsgLoader.
It looks like my symbolic to include/xercesc link was making the compile environment a
little wacky. I replace the symlink with a directory full of the copied headers and
the link issues have vaporized.
Adam Heinz
Senior Software Developer
Exstream Software
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First off, forgive me if this is not the proper forum for this question.
I did not see a xerces-c-users list at xml.apache.org.
I have a DOMDocument which contains DOMElements which have attached
UserData using the setUserData() function.
I want to be able to interrupt the writing of the DOMEleme
Why do you have to copy the code from the impl class? DOMWriter seems to consist
entirely of virtual functions, so you should be able to override writeNode() and
handle your user data or call the inherited DOMWriter::writeNode().
Unfortunately, I think you will have to also override DOMImpleme
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Hello Sir,
We are working for a company , Opus software
Solutions Pvt Ltd, working in financial domain.
We are using xerces-c parsers for our
applications. We are able to download parsers for AIX & solaris
platforms. But we are unable to download the HP version of the parser. When we
try
Title: Problems with multi-threaded parsing
I am using Xerces C++ 2.3 on HPUX. My application uses a thread pool with each thread owning an instance of a parser. XML documents arrive in a queue and are processed by one of the available parsers from the thread pool. Under certain circumstances
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