XML Parser with DOM in C
Matthew Sergeant (EML)
Matthew.Sergeant at eml.ericsson.se
Wed Feb 10 12:19:21 GMT 1999
There's always XML::DOM - a perl module, that you could use as one option
should you not find any others. There are multiple options for calling perl
code from C.
There's probably other scripting, or even Java options that you could call
(e.g. you could use COM). It's probably not the interface you are looking
for though. I don't expect DOM to map onto C very well though - I can't
quite picture how you would do it, but then my C experience hasn't been
brushed up on for a while.
Matt.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: David E. Cleary [SMTP:davec at progress.com]
> Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:26 PM
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> Subject: XML Parser with DOM in C
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> I'm looking for a C based XML parser with the DOM API to license. Doesn't
> have to be free or open source. Or is anybody working on putting the DOM
> on
> top of expat besides Mozilla?
>
> David Cleary
>
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