xerces

[Asper Faner]

Looks like now only me using it. All users and developers have moved to
something newer and easier to play with. If this is correct, please
give me a reply. :-(

 

[Asper Faner]

Looks like now only me using it. All users and developers have moved to
something newer and easier to play with. If this is correct, please
give me a reply. :-(

Instaed of using xerces, are ther any other simpler ways to process
xml, something more handy, non-expert friendly for example

 

[Juergen Kahrs]

Instaed of using xerces, are ther any other simpler ways to process
xml, something more handy, non-expert friendly for example

Yes, there are many other tools.

If you are mostly interested in extracting some details,
doing statistics or finding some tags, I can recommend
this one:

http://home.vrweb.de/~juergen.kahrs/gawk/XML/

If you have to parse XML files and reproduce the
exact XML data tree, then XMLgawk is probably not
your first choice. Decide your self what you need
and what is helpful to you.

 

[Asper Faner]

Yes, there are many other tools.

If you are mostly interested in extracting some details,
doing statistics or finding some tags, I can recommend
this one:

http://home.vrweb.de/~juergen.kahrs/gawk/XML/

If you have to parse XML files and reproduce the
exact XML data tree, then XMLgawk is probably not
your first choice. Decide your self what you need
and what is helpful to you.

Thanks for your reply, I will consider myself again, and i will tell
you after that.

 

[Joe Kesselman]

Looks like now only me using it. All users and developers have moved to
something newer and easier to play with. If this is correct, please
give me a reply. :-(

Huh? There's an active Xerces user and developer community. But the
Xerces-specific discussion mostly takes place on Apache's own mailing
lists rather than here.