Our (WIN32) application uses Xerces-C to implement support for a file format that is defined in schemas located across the web servers of a number of organisations. While I could require users that need to use validation to download all the relevant xsd and dtd files and enter their locations as configuration settings that I pass into the parser using setExternalSchemaLocation, this defeats the object of having standard schemas in fixed locations, and could lead to the wrong schema being used.
Most of our customers are large corporates who have proxy servers insulating their users from the internet. Obviously we need to access the schemas through said proxies. In MSIE and netscape, you configure the browser to use the proxy. Is there any way to configure Xerces-C to use a proxy in the same way, or could someone suggest how I might go about extending Xerces to support such features? TIA Ellis Mr. Ellis J Birt, Dip Comp(Open) StruMap Applications Developer Geodesys Ltd. email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Astwood House Tel: +44 (0)1527 8937581262 Evesham Road Fax: +44 (0)1527 893833 Astwood Bank, Redditch Web: http://www.geodesys.com Worcestershire,B96 6AD, UK --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
