XML Parser ships with OS X?
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bootedbear
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For what language? Wouldn't this be a beter question for the programming forum?
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afaik there isn't one that's accessible that ships with OSX. You can download Xerces from apache.org. It's free and it's good (actually used in lots of commercial apps). Versions for C++ and Java.
Yep, there are plenty of XML goodies out there that work easily on MacOSX.
Do some googling and do a couple of searches on versiontracker.
Xerces is quite good but quite programmer oriented (or at least CLI-savvy user).
There is even an AppleScript extension that does simple XML parsing and generation. I have it installed but it was easy to find, google is again yer friend.
Best,
dani++
Do some googling and do a couple of searches on versiontracker.
Xerces is quite good but quite programmer oriented (or at least CLI-savvy user).
There is even an AppleScript extension that does simple XML parsing and generation. I have it installed but it was easy to find, google is again yer friend.
Best,
dani++
lurk
Mitä?
Well if your are trying to work with XML as a programmer there is a parser which is part of Core Foundation and is useable in both Carbon and Cocoa applications. I have dinked around with it a little but not much.
If you are trying to play with XSLT then that wont help and I would go with libxslt which is really nice and fast. There is a command line tool (xsltproc) you can use to invoke the processor on a given xml file. It is full featured and super fast! The url is
http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/
Good Luck!
-Eric
If you are trying to play with XSLT then that wont help and I would go with libxslt which is really nice and fast. There is a command line tool (xsltproc) you can use to invoke the processor on a given xml file. It is full featured and super fast! The url is
http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/
Good Luck!
-Eric
If you want to play around with XSLT get "TestXSLT" (do a search on versiontracker). It is absolutely brilliant, with several processors built-in (Sablotron, libxslt, Saxon etc).
XPATH Explorer is another great tool, for experimenting with XPATH. Written in Java, you can find it on sourceforge.
If you want to fiddle with XSL-FO, there is an application called FO Editor (shareware, worth the fee) that you can find on versiontracker.
To muck around with XML and XML Schema, I recommend Turbo XML from TIBCO (search on versiontracker).
XPATH Explorer is another great tool, for experimenting with XPATH. Written in Java, you can find it on sourceforge.
If you want to fiddle with XSL-FO, there is an application called FO Editor (shareware, worth the fee) that you can find on versiontracker.
To muck around with XML and XML Schema, I recommend Turbo XML from TIBCO (search on versiontracker).