RE: [redland] Redland News 2000-02-21

  > Any chance ever of getting a COM dll file for our Win32 platforms ?  Me
thinks it's some kind of nerdish snobbery for you API designers to always
keep leaving out the majority of computer users

  I thought most of the code was in C?

  Another counter to this would be that a lot of this kind of stuff is most
use on the server-side, and probably the best platforms for this are
Unix-like. Most computer users aren't interested in development anyway - I
would suspect that the majority of users that are doing stuff with RDF will
at least have access to non-MS machines...
  > And thank you Jason Diamond, for providing us PC people a way to parse
RDF/XML  !!

   This has been possible for ages with Java solutions (SAX, SirPAC etc).
The bonus here is that you can do the development on the desktop platform of
choice, then deploy the same app to your  live platform of choice.

   Anti-nerdy, if anything.



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Danny Ayers
http://www.isacat.net

  -----Original Message-----
  From: www-rdf-interest-request@w3.org
[mailto:www-rdf-interest-request@w3.org]On Behalf Of Seth Russell
  Sent: 22 February 2001 05:00
  To: redland@yahoogroups.com; RDF-IG
  Subject: Re: [redland] Redland News 2000-02-21


  Dave Beckett wrote:
    Here's what I've been working on recently for Redland, post the 0.9.8
    release.
  Any chance ever of getting a COM dll file for our Win32 platforms ?  Me
thinks it's some kind of nerdish snobbery for you API designers to always
keep leaving out the majority of computer users.  But I love your interface
:)  Too bad it's useless to me

  And thank you Jason Diamond, for providing us PC people a way to parse
RDF/XML  !!

  Seth