XMLZIP - usage/ known problems

["Prundaru, Ioana" <io...@csfb.com>]

Has anyone ever used this "Intelligent XML compression " tool XMLZIP?
It can be downloaded from  http://www.xmls.com/products/xmlzip/

Can the DOM parser parse the file in its compressed form?
I would like to use it in applications that generate large files, 
but only if I don't need to change my current code, and if it
really is reliable.
Regards,
Ioana



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Borland Xerces Lib

[Jan Ove Aase <ja...@osc.no>]

I have just signed on to this list, and I picked up the contribution below
in the archive of this mailing list.

I have tried to compile the Xerces lib, following the directions given by
Alan Garny, without success. I have also downloaded his Xerces.lib and
Xerces.dll, and then tried to compile the DOMPrint sample, also
downloaded from the same site. I managed to compile it, eventually, but
when I try to load an xml-document, it crashes. I have also downloaded the
executable DOMPrint program of mr. Garny, and that seems to works fine.

Any ideas? I can give more details, if necessary.


Jan Ove Aase



> Yes, I have. Details of how to achieve this can be found on the 
> following page. 
> 
> http://www.hellix.com/People/AGarny/XML/default.asp 
> 
> thanks to Alan Garny for this. 
> 
> Gareth Reakes 
> 
> Jovanna Ignatowicz wrote: 
>> 
>> Hi, 
>> 
>> I am trying to use Xerces in a Borland C++ program and 
>> having great difficulties compiling XercesLib. (I'd rather 
>> not use the COM object if I can avoid it.) 
>> 
>> Is there someone out there who has ported Xerces to Borland? 
>> 
>> Thanks 
>> Jovanna