One of the ways you can configure the system is by using the ICU system. I
would suggest, that if you want to use it that way, that you download the
XML4C version of the parser from www.alphaworks.ibm.com. Select "XML for
C++" from the drop down box. This is a prebuilt version of the same code,
but with ICU underneath it. This would be far simpler than figuring out all
the issues of buiding ICU and changing the build to have it be used.
BTW, the next version will support 8859-1 intrinsically and won't require
ICU to do that.
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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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Davanzo Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/21/2000 01:03:02 AM
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Subject: Icu library /binary) for win32
If I understand correctly the documentation for xerces-c 1.0.0.d01 for
win32
systems, it is stated that there is not built-in parsing for ISO-8859-1
caracters; infact i get errors if I try to parse with a DOMParser these
characters; however in the FAQ you state that in the binary drop there is a
/bin/icu/data containing the necessary.cnv files; however I can not find
such a directory, neither the .cnv files, neither dhe icu.dll library.
Where can I find these files? how do I install them? once installed, is it
necessary to recompile or modify my existing programs?
