When the library is compiled (whether via VC or make), it should create a directory xml-security/include. Underneath that is a "xsec/src/framework" directory. So anything you are building against the library should have an include directory of xml-security/include and all should be fine.
The reason is mainly for unix, where a make install will copy the include directory to /usr/local/include (or wherever is defined) and thus xsec/.... will work as expected.
However it is also useful in the Windows world - you only have to copy the include directory, not the entire src directory to enable applications to compile.
Cheers,
BerinMilan Tomic wrote:
Berin,
I have one notice. It is present also in 1.0 version. For example, take a look at the beginning of AnonymousResolver.cpp file, there is line:
#include <xsec/framework/XSECException.hpp>
and it should be
#include <src/framework/XSECException.hpp>
So, every time I download XSec libraries I have to rename "src" folder into "xsec". I was hoping it will be fixed in 1.1 version.
Best regards, Milan
-----Original Message-----
From: Berin Lautenbach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 12:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: C++ Version 1.1
Peoples,
I have just placed what I think is a ready for release set of binaries for Version 1.1 of the C++ libraries on the web site. They are not yet linked into the mirror system or the download pages, so if anyone finds anything really bad, let me know.
http://xml.apache.org/security/1.1/
I'll be updating the web site and download pages in the next day or so.
Cheers, Berin
