[jira] Resolved: (XERCESC-1347) Win32MsgLoader does not work with Borland C++ 6.0

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1347?page=history ] Alberto Massari resolved XERCESC-1347: -- Resolution: Fixed As suggested, I have removed the makefile from the BCB6 directory Alberto > Win32MsgLoader does not work with Borland

Re: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

Hi, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have downloaded the Xerces C++ code and successfully compiled the libraries, but what now? How do I create my schema compliant XML files? You cannot in the same way as you use castor, but you can create it at run time. Take a look at CreateDOMDocument for an example.

Re: Feature Question: "Improve annotation error-reporting capabilities"

Hi Daniel, The change resulting from this was to update the XSAnnotation that we store to record the column and line number as well as the systemid of where the annotation component was in the schema. There is not a feature to control this behaviour (it happens automatically). The basic error che

RE: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

Hi, Many thanks for this. I will investigate. However, do you happen to know if the Xerces support in XML Spy Enterprise 2005, together with the Xerces parser itself, equates to the 'Castor' solution? Regards Philip -Original Message- From: Gareth Reakes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Re: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

Hi, I have not used the enterprise edition, but my understanding was that it is still a desktop tool for the creation of XML docs and schemas. I did not think it had a programmatic API for you to integrate with. If it does, I would be interested in hearing about it. Cheers, Gareth [EMAIL PROTE

RE: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

> Would you have anymore insight? (even if it was speculation). When I ran it just to evaluate it, it was generating a set of C++ code that interfaced with code they supplied as well as Xerces and I found the whole thing inordinately convoluted. But then, I think all data binding solutions are in

RE: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

Hi, I guess that this is my worry. If it created source code that could seamlessly instantiate a DOM object that could be serialized, I would be happier to go down this route, but if it is convoluted Would your approach be to build the DOM from scratch then parse/validate in memory, with the

RE: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

> I guess that this is my worry. If it created source code that could > seamlessly instantiate a DOM object that could be serialized, I would be > happier to go down this route, but if it is convoluted What I think is convoluted isn't necessarily for others, I'm just expressing my opinion base

[jira] Created: (XERCESC-1362) memory in reading XMLURL

memory in reading XMLURL Key: XERCESC-1362 URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1362 Project: Xerces-C++ Type: Bug Components: DOM Versions: 2.5.0 Environment: redhat linux AS3.0, bash-2.05b$ uname -a Linux 2.4.21-

[jira] Commented: (XERCESC-1362) memory in reading XMLURL

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1362?page=comments#action_60163 ] jesse commented on XERCESC-1362: sorry, the title should be : Memory Leak in reading XMLURL > memory in reading XMLURL > > > Key: XERCESC

RE: Generating and Serializing XML Docs using Xerces

Hi, Yes, I think that you are correct, it has no programmatic API (as far as I know). However, it does have a manual code generator supporting Xerces C++ so my thinking was that you could manually create the Xerces C++ compatible source code (C++ classes I might imagine?) from the XML-Spy/Schemas,