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Paul Sheer
I would like to compile an XSD into a C/C++ header
with functions to generate and parse XML messages.
I understand that XMLBeans and Enhydra do this
for Java.
XBinder, Liquid, and some others can do it for
C/C++. But they are commercial.
There do not seem to be any Free equivalents.
Gsoap and Axis can do this, but they prefer WSDLs
and are not specifically intended for XSDs.
There is dtd2cpp - a perl package - but it does
not work directly with XSDs (as far as I am aware)
and does not seem to be sufficiently mature.
Does anyone have experience autogenerating C++
classes (or pure C) from an XSD using a
free/Free XSD parser?
Thanks
-paul
with functions to generate and parse XML messages.
I understand that XMLBeans and Enhydra do this
for Java.
XBinder, Liquid, and some others can do it for
C/C++. But they are commercial.
There do not seem to be any Free equivalents.
Gsoap and Axis can do this, but they prefer WSDLs
and are not specifically intended for XSDs.
There is dtd2cpp - a perl package - but it does
not work directly with XSDs (as far as I am aware)
and does not seem to be sufficiently mature.
Does anyone have experience autogenerating C++
classes (or pure C) from an XSD using a
free/Free XSD parser?
Thanks
-paul