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Subject:    Re: Does J++ XML Parser support DCDs?  DataChannel parser?
From:       "Edwards, Jayme" <JCEdwards () SOFTWARE ! ROCKWELL ! COM>
Date:       1999-02-26 17:47:07
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The datachannel XML parser was developed by MS and datachannel, and is a 100% pure \
implementation of the IE5 XMLDOM and associated technologies (XSL, XLL, etc.).  I \
don't know if it will be included in future VMs, since the IE5 XMLDOM already \
includes this functionality albeit being targeted at the Win32 platform (and thus \
could easily be wrapped and put into a package like they did with com.ms.ie).  I'm \
fairly certain, however, that both implementations will have some support for \
Schemas.  I downloaded the XJ2 parser a while ago and never got around to \
investigating Schemas.

Jayme Edwards
Rockwell Software
SoftLogix Extensions - http://www.softautomation.com/slx
Microsoft MVP for Java/COM


-----Original Message-----
From: PATTERSON, THOMAS [mailto:TOMPAT@SAFECO.COM]
Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 11:19 AM
To: Java-COM@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM
Subject: Does J++ XML Parser support DCDs? DataChannel parser?


Folks,

Do the XML classes with J++ support DCDs (the alternative to using DTDs)?  I
am currently using DTDs, but would like to switch to DCDs (schemas) as it
seems that this is the general direction that XML is moving.

If they don't, does the DataChannel parser
(http://www.datachannel.com/xml_resources/developers/samples.shtml) support
this?

Actually, since this parser comes from Microsoft, is it eventually going to
replace the one in j++ (are they the same?).


Thanks,
-Tom Patterson

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