Re: gij/XML problem

[Andrew Cowie <andrew at operationaldynamics dot com>]

On Sat, 2005-04-06 at 02:19 -0700, Daniel Qarras wrote:
> I've compiled Java application's jars with GCJ 4.0...
> gij -cp ./lib/myapp.jar:./lib/log4j.jar:./lib/jdom.jar
                                               ^^^^^^^^

You know, just as an oddball suggestion, you might try using the
org.xml.dom classes built into Java 1.4.

I had been using Xerces (which GCJ wouldn't compile) and then one day
was somewhat astonished to note that Java 1.4.x had the DOM API classes
built in, and apparently even an implementation. I was even more
astonished when I discovered that GCJ 4 had caught up and had full
coverage here (ok, so I'm slow).

Anyway, JDK 1.4.2 and GCJ 4.0 have allowed me to do away with my Xerces
dependency. Perhaps you could jettison your jdom one.

[Might have to make some small changes around your call to parse() - ie
figuring out the Java API for the implementation via TransformerFactory
and friends - but it was pretty minor and so far appears to work fine]

AfC
Stuttgart

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