Rick,
The Xerces stuff is based on the XML4* code from IBM. However, all the
package names have been changed, comments, documentation, directory
names, etc. so there are likely to be problems for the next couple of
days. Consider this "pre-alpha" code, at this point.
There are a bunch of people working on getting the bugs out. So, if
you want something that is as stable as what's on Alphaworks, and you
don't have time to jump in right now and help squash the bugs, it's
probably best to wait a few days or so....
By the way, welcome to the list!
Mike
Rick Graham wrote:
>
> Advice wanted:
>
> I'm new to the XML4C code.
>
> Where I am:
> My brief experience included a couple of runs through on my linux
> station the day before yesterday, combining various archives of XML4C and
> ICU binary and source drops while doing other things on other computors and
> trying to deal with a merciless meeting/interview schedule way beyond my
> pain threshhold. :(
>
> i.e. No time to properly RTFM, although I did have a moderate amount of
> success.
>
> I have zero time for this over the next few days, then I will be travelling
> for a week, linux laptop in hand.
>
> My happy place:
> I would like to wile away my jetlag hours horsing around with the DOM
> interface. I'm pretty familiar with the structure as we have our own
> fledgeling Java implementation (written from the spec) to contain data for a
> project I'm working on.
>
> My question:
> Right now I have everything I could want from alphaworks. Is there
> something I should be getting from this site? (I'll look around when I get
> back)
>
> Cheers!
> --
> Rick Graham, Applications Architect
> BitFlash Graphics Inc., Ottawa, Canada.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.bitflash.com/
