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Ramon F Herrera
Nov 10, 2012, 2:14:08 PM11/10/12
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On Nov 9, 7:08 am, mike myers <mike67...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> If you are looking to learn xml and xml schema, the below tutorial would be useful.
>
> http://www.liquid-technologies.com/Tutorials/XmlSchemas/XsdTutorial_0...
Mike,
It sounds like you are affiliated with Liquid Technologies, so I have
a question for you.
Due to its increased reliability, I do all my XML development under
Linux and my code is later ported to Windows. Obviously, I must use
platform-portable libraries (my latest recommendation is libxml2).
Suppose I decide to modify my M.O. and do my original development on
the Windows side, based on Liquid XML Studio, which I have am
currently evaluating (looks terrific!!).
Will I be able to take every line of generated code, unmodified, to
Linux?
TIA,
-Ramon
> If you are looking to learn xml and xml schema, the below tutorial would be useful.
>
> http://www.liquid-technologies.com/Tutorials/XmlSchemas/XsdTutorial_0...
Mike,
It sounds like you are affiliated with Liquid Technologies, so I have
a question for you.
Due to its increased reliability, I do all my XML development under
Linux and my code is later ported to Windows. Obviously, I must use
platform-portable libraries (my latest recommendation is libxml2).
Suppose I decide to modify my M.O. and do my original development on
the Windows side, based on Liquid XML Studio, which I have am
currently evaluating (looks terrific!!).
Will I be able to take every line of generated code, unmodified, to
Linux?
TIA,
-Ramon
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