XML parsing solution for Ada

XML parsing solution for Ada

[Carole Devillers]

A completely new XMLBooster version for Ada has been released.
It includes a number of new features for more efficient integration
of XML in Ada applications.

XMLBooster is the fastest solution for XML integration in Ada.
By using native code generation rather than a generic approach,
XMLBooster guarantees top notch performance for demanding
transaction-based applications:

  * 5 to 50 times faster than a generic XML parser
  * Generates parser from DTD's, SCHEMAs, or even just sample
     XML instances
  * Applications can be deployed royalty-free
  * Reduced memory footprint, can deal with even the largest inputs
  * Support for mixed content and permutations
  * Support for regular expressions, enumerations, boolean values, etc.
  * Multi-lingual support to generate the Ada server and the
     Java/COBOL/C++/C/Delphi client simultaneously
  * Licences start as low as 675 US$
  * Freely available XMLBooster Lite version

http://www.xmlbooster.com

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Preben Randhol]

Carole Devillers wrote:
>   * 5 to 50 times faster than a generic XML parser
>   * Generates parser from DTD's, SCHEMAs, or even just sample
>      XML instances
>   * Applications can be deployed royalty-free
>   * Reduced memory footprint, can deal with even the largest inputs
>   * Support for mixed content and permutations
>   * Support for regular expressions, enumerations, boolean values, etc.
>   * Multi-lingual support to generate the Ada server and the
>      Java/COBOL/C++/C/Delphi client simultaneously
>   * Licences start as low as 675 US$
>   * Freely available XMLBooster Lite version

Authentication?

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Preben Randhol                    http://www.pvv.org/~randhol/

RE: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Robert C. Leif]

This looks like a very useful product. It would be useful to see the schemas
that can be produced from Ada data types that include specified ranges; and
conversely Ada from schemas that include data types with specified ranges.

I might note that this is the type of commercial product that the Ada
community needs to produce. 
Bob Leif

-----Original Message-----
From: Carole Devillers [mailto:carole@raincode.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 3:59 AM
To: comp.lang.ada@ada.eu.org

A completely new XMLBooster version for Ada has been released.
It includes a number of new features for more efficient integration
of XML in Ada applications.

XMLBooster is the fastest solution for XML integration in Ada.
By using native code generation rather than a generic approach,
XMLBooster guarantees top notch performance for demanding
transaction-based applications:

  * 5 to 50 times faster than a generic XML parser
  * Generates parser from DTD's, SCHEMAs, or even just sample
     XML instances
  * Applications can be deployed royalty-free
  * Reduced memory footprint, can deal with even the largest inputs
  * Support for mixed content and permutations
  * Support for regular expressions, enumerations, boolean values, etc.
  * Multi-lingual support to generate the Ada server and the
     Java/COBOL/C++/C/Delphi client simultaneously
  * Licences start as low as 675 US$
  * Freely available XMLBooster Lite version

http://www.xmlbooster.com

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Harald Schmidt]

Is there also a MacOSX version available?

Harald

On 20.05.2003 12:58 Uhr, in article
3eca0ae2$0$6533$afc38c87@sisyphus.news.be.easynet.net, "Carole Devillers"
<carole@raincode.com> wrote:

> A completely new XMLBooster version for Ada has been released.
> It includes a number of new features for more efficient integration
> of XML in Ada applications.
> 
> XMLBooster is the fastest solution for XML integration in Ada.
> By using native code generation rather than a generic approach,
> XMLBooster guarantees top notch performance for demanding
> transaction-based applications:
> 
> * 5 to 50 times faster than a generic XML parser
> * Generates parser from DTD's, SCHEMAs, or even just sample
>    XML instances
> * Applications can be deployed royalty-free
> * Reduced memory footprint, can deal with even the largest inputs
> * Support for mixed content and permutations
> * Support for regular expressions, enumerations, boolean values, etc.
> * Multi-lingual support to generate the Ada server and the
>    Java/COBOL/C++/C/Delphi client simultaneously
> * Licences start as low as 675 US$
> * Freely available XMLBooster Lite version
> 
> http://www.xmlbooster.com
> 
> 
> 

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Preben Randhol]

Carole Devillers wrote:
> A completely new XMLBooster version for Ada has been released.

I don't mind so much that these advertisements are put on comp.lang.ada
when they are relevant. What I find irritating is that they don't bother
to answer questions.

-- 
Preben Randhol                    http://www.pvv.org/~randhol/

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Georg Bauhaus]

Preben Randhol <randhol+abuse@pvv.org> wrote:
: Carole Devillers wrote:
:> A completely new XMLBooster version for Ada has been released.
: 
: I don't mind so much that these advertisements are put on comp.lang.ada
: when they are relevant. What I find irritating is that they don't bother
: to answer questions.

If the question was about authentication, then what has authentication
got to do with XML parsing? Am I missing something?


Georg

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Preben Randhol]

Georg Bauhaus wrote:
> Preben Randhol <randhol+abuse@pvv.org> wrote:
>: Carole Devillers wrote:
>:> A completely new XMLBooster version for Ada has been released.
>: 
>: I don't mind so much that these advertisements are put on comp.lang.ada
>: when they are relevant. What I find irritating is that they don't bother
>: to answer questions.
> 
> If the question was about authentication, then what has authentication
> got to do with XML parsing? Am I missing something?

No not necessarily my question, but the others too.

Perhaps I used the wrong word, is it called verification? There are a
lot of XML parses out there, but few care to check if the XML file is
correct according to the DTD (when given for an XML). That was what I
was wondering about. But I won't buy the product myself so it is not so
important for me personally. At any rate it is the
"dump-the-commercial-and-run" which annoys me. Don't see why they cannot
answer questions.

-- 
Preben Randhol                    http://www.pvv.org/~randhol/

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Vinzent Hoefler]

Preben Randhol wrote:

>Perhaps I used the wrong word, is it called verification?

You probably meant "validation", didn't you?


Vinzent.

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Preben Randhol]

Vinzent Hoefler wrote:
> Preben Randhol wrote:
> 
>>Perhaps I used the wrong word, is it called verification?
> 
> You probably meant "validation", didn't you?

Ah yes, sorry.

-- 
Preben Randhol                    http://www.pvv.org/~randhol/

Re: XML parsing solution for Ada

[Carole Devillers]

Hi,

Sorry for the delay I am not living here 24 hours a day.
Here are the answers to your questions:

1) authentication, verification, validation,...

XMLBooster produces naturally validating parsers,
far beyond the validation possibilities of DTD's

2) Is there also a MacOSX version available?

XMLBooster runs natively on Windows, and is portable on virtually any other
platform,
as we can deliver the software in a shrouded C source form, to be recompiled
on your specific platform.

You can try the free evaluation version to give you an idea of what it can
do for you.
Other questions are welcome...

Cheers,

 Carole

"Preben Randhol" <randhol+abuse@pvv.org> wrote in message
news:slrnbcs88i.5hu.randhol+abuse@kiuk0152.chembio.ntnu.no...
> Vinzent Hoefler wrote:
> > Preben Randhol wrote:
> >
> >>Perhaps I used the wrong word, is it called verification?
> >
> > You probably meant "validation", didn't you?
>
> Ah yes, sorry.
>
> --
> Preben Randhol                    http://www.pvv.org/~randhol/