Re: [libxml++] maintained

["Fabian Jacquet" <fabian jacquet gmail com>]

Ok, thank you all.

If the library is stable and will possibly evaluate if libxml does, it's good for me.

I'll try it now.

Best regards

2007/6/14, Murray Cumming < murrayc murrayc com>:

On Thu, 2007-06-14 at 11:57 +0200, Fabian Jacquet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm searching about a library to use XML in c++ and I found libxml++.
> I'm very interesting because I already use libxml.
>
> I saw on sourceforge than the last release was in 2003 but in the home
> page there is one in 2007.

We don't do releases on sourceforge anymore. We use the GNOME ftp
servers, as linked on the libxml++ page.

I'm trying to hide the releases on the sourceforge page.

> I want to be sure this library is maintained before use it.

It is. It's an official GNOME Platform Binding module.

> Could someone confirm the library is maintained?
> If yes, why don't use sourceforg to store releases?

Because it's incredibly annoying to use.

We only use sourceforge for the website now, and we will probably move
that too sometime.

--
Murray Cumming
murrayc murrayc com
www.murrayc.com
www.openismus.com

2007/6/14, Christophe de VIENNE < cdevienne gmail com>:

Hi,

The releases are now stored on the gnome ftp servers, as libxml++ is
part of the gnome bindings.

Currently it's not actively maintained, and a new maintainer is
welcome. However several users proposes some patches on bugzilla which
are discussed then included, although this process is a bit long
because I don't have time for it, and Murray Cumming, who's more
active than me, only a little.

As a conclusion, the library is not dead, and is stable enough to be
used in a production environment. The only thing is that it's moving
only slowly, by lack of time.

Regards,

Christophe

2007/6/14, Fabian Jacquet <fabian jacquet gmail com>:
> Hi,
>
> I'm searching about a library to use XML in c++ and I found libxml++.
> I'm very interesting because I already use libxml.
>
> I saw on sourceforge than the last release was in 2003 but in the home page
> there is one in 2007.
> I want to be sure this library is maintained before use it.
>
> Could someone confirm the library is maintained?
> If yes, why don't use sourceforg to store releases?
>
> Thankyou.
>
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