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  • From: "Kevin Grimes" <k.grimes@l...>
  • To: xml-dev@i...
  • Date: Mon, 23 Jun 1997 14:14:27 -0400

kevin grimes




From: Kevin Grimes@LIANT on 06/23/97 02:14 PM

May I suggest that the XML API be expressed in language neutral IDL rather
than Java. I believe the main impact this would have on current
interfaces/implementations would be to the member function that actually
loads/processes the document--you'd probably want to replace the Java
InputStream or URL parameter with a String (BSTR in Microsoft's IDL)--as in
the following lines from my xml.idl...

HRESULT processDocument([in] BSTR filename);
HRESULT processDocumentURL([in] BSTR url);

...and let processDocument create the InputStream or whatever. I currently
have APIs defined by IDL, with the XML processor implemented in Java, and
clients written in C++ and Java. The C++ client-Java processor combination
uses COM and the Microsoft Java Virtual Machine, but the Java client-Java
processor pair runs under either Sun or Microsoft (same XML processor). The
client can use an IGrove or IXMLApplication (callback) interface or both. I
haven't attempted events yet, but believe this will require making the XML
processor into a Java Bean.

Regards, Kevin Grimes Liant Software (k.grimes@l...)



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