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From: "Vladimir Olensky" <vladimir_olensky@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: XML components?
Date: 2000/03/29
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Bill Watkins wrote in message ...
>Is anyone aware of any publicy available Ada components supporting XML?


GtkAda (at GtkAda.eu.org )  has package to parse XML files.

Component name is Glib.XML.(ads,adb).

GtkAda GUI (Glade) represents user interface as an XML file.
Then this XML file is used to generate Ada code representing
this user interface for any of the supported platforms.

I think further logical step would be to add ability to fill that file with
needed functionality (e.g. using JavaScript ) so that it would be
possible to interact with the core system using HTTP thus eliminating
the need to generate any Ada (or C, C++ ) code at all.