Was "native" encoding removed from Xerces 3?

[da...@interfold.com]

When building Xerces 3.0.1 I noticed that using "native" encoding is no
longer an option.  Was it removed from Xerces 3.0.1?

Do I need to download and install ICU if I chose that option or is it part
of the Xerces 3.x distribution?

All of the sample test programs (ran with "gmake check") ran fine after
building with the ICU option and not doing anything extra to build or
install ICU.  Do the samples need ICU?

Thanks,
David.


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Re: Was "native" encoding removed from Xerces 3?

[David Bertoni <db...@apache.org>]

davidhinz@interfold.com wrote:
> When building Xerces 3.0.1 I noticed that using "native" encoding is no
> longer an option.  Was it removed from Xerces 3.0.1?
No. It's just detected automatically.

> 
> Do I need to download and install ICU if I chose that option or is it part
> of the Xerces 3.x distribution?
Whether you need to download, build, and install it depends on your 
platform. Some Unix and Linux distributions include it in the default 
install, or as an extra package you can install. It's not included in 
the Xerces-C distribution.

The configure script has a help option that will show you the various 
flags and their options.

> 
> All of the sample test programs (ran with "gmake check") ran fine after
> building with the ICU option and not doing anything extra to build or
> install ICU.  Do the samples need ICU?
No.

Dave

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