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  1. Jul 11th, 2002, 02:20 AM #1
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    XML Parsers

    What is available in terms of xml Parsers? The only one I know of is the good old msxml parser.
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    I think all the open source parsers are based on Expat - Perl and PHP's are based on this, and I think Mozilla uses it.
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    http://www.w3.org/XML/#software
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    Re: XML Parsers

    Xerces is pretty popular. http://xml.apache.org/
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    Parsing URL's    | Collections/ShuffleElements |
    Threads isAlive()     | Daemon Threads |Remote Class Loading | Sorted Keys (Map) | Backwards List | Thread States | Collections/Arrays Generics | Regular Expression(Grouping and Capturing) | Properties | JLabel/JTextField Combo | Reading Request Parameter Values | Host Lookup | Setting the size of a JFrames inner-region | GUI Native L&F


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    Re: XML Parsers

    Xerces, libxml2 and expat are the most important open-source parsers.
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    Re: XML Parsers

    CornedBee who developed libxml2 and expat? Haven't heard of them. I just grabbed Xerces last night. Gonna test it out tonight or tommorow. Should i have downloaded Cocoon instead?
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    Parsing URL's    | Collections/ShuffleElements |
    Threads isAlive()     | Daemon Threads |Remote Class Loading | Sorted Keys (Map) | Backwards List | Thread States | Collections/Arrays Generics | Regular Expression(Grouping and Capturing) | Properties | JLabel/JTextField Combo | Reading Request Parameter Values | Host Lookup | Setting the size of a JFrames inner-region | GUI Native L&F


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    Re: XML Parsers

    libxml2 is part of the Gnome project and is distributed under the LGPL.
    Expat is a stream-only parser (does not build a DOM) developed originally by one James Clark and hosted at SourceForge, distributed under the MIT license, which I believe is roughly equivalent to the BSD license.
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