Re: XML-INTO (just need a quick answer)...

["Loek Maartens" <l.maartens@xxxxxxxxx>]

Actually, the XML5PR and related stuff are free of charge, and easily 
installable.

The thing that is realy anoying are the C-like example programs. Without 
some understanding of C they are not realy useable to get an understanding 
of what is happening in the programs.

If they had someone knowledgeable with current level of RPG programing (John 
/Scott) provide some example programs for the most occurring tasks like 
validating a document and parsing or shredding a document using the SAX-2 
parser, things would be a lot better.

Kind regards,

Loek Maartens.



"Scott Klement" <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in 
message news:4CE46704.7070402@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> XML4PR is not a version.  The '4' is geekspeak for the word 'for'.  so
> XML4PR stands for "XML for procedural languages".
>
> You are thinking of the fact that IBM gave away XML4PR 4.5 for free (via
> AlphaWorks, IIRC) but that they charge for the current version, which is
> XML4PR 5.6.  So they are different versions, but both named 'XML4PR'.
> There is no 'XML5PR'.
>
>
> On 11/16/2010 7:00 PM, Aaron Bartell wrote:
> > XML4PR was the free version (back in the day) and now there is an XML5???
> > (aka XMLToolKit for iSeries) version that was/is chargeable.  I used 
> > XML4PR
> > quite a bit about 6 to 8 years ago but haven't really used the latest
> > incantation.
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