UnixWare port not part of the standard distribution?
"Robert Cruz" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.text.xml.expat.general |
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| Organization | cpsi |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
I'm trying to work with an external vendor whose platform we depend on in many ways. We were looking into utilizing their XML capabilities, which use the expat library, however we kept receiving an error message telling us that we did not have expat installed. We run SCO UnixWare 7.14, and I have installed a package for expat 1.95.1 that I got from SCO's skunkware website. I installed that port, but I still received the same error message from the third party platform. When I contacted them about the error, they stated that the UnixWare port must not be a part of the standard distribution of the library that they are using. I've looked through some of the files in expat 2, and have seen config code for UnixWare, so I'm not 100% convinced that what they are saying is accurate. However, I'm obviously not a developer on the expat project, and therefore my opinion doesn't really count for much. I am curious to see if their position has any merit. If it does, what needs to be done to fold any UnixWare specific development into the standard distribution of the expat library? Thanks, Robert Cruz Senior Programmer CPSI 6600 Wall Street Mobile, Alabama 36695 Tel: 251.639.8100 Fax: 251.639.8214 http://www.cpsinet.com