[Ann] Free Edition of Codalogic XML C++ Data Binder Released

Codalogic has released a free edition of its LMX C++ XML data binding tool.

The Codalogic LMX tool generates application specific C++ code that will
read and write XML instances to and from C++ objects.  The tool uses a W3C
XML schema to define the C++ code that is generated.  The generated C++ code
consists of C++ classes that mirror the structure specified by the XML
schema and the code ensures that the read and written XML instances conform
to the constraints specified by the XML schema.

The Codalogic LMX code generator comes in a number of editions including
Professional and Standard.  The free edition, called the Express Edition, is
a stripped down version of the Standard edition, and as such has a number of
configuration options disabled.  Although restricted in some areas, the free
edition does _not_ impose any limitations on the size and number of XML
schemas that can be handled.

The Codalogic LMX C++ XML data binder code generator is available in both
command-line and GUI versions on both Microsoft Windows and Linux.  The
generated code is cross-platform and can be compiled on any C++ standard
compliant compiler.

The generated code can be used royalty-free.

To learn more about Codalogic LMX, please visit http://codalogic.com/lmx/ .

To learn more about XML data binding using C++ and how it may be able to
help your project, please visit
http://codalogic.com/lmx/c++-xml-data-binding-explained.php .

If you have any questions about Codalogic LMX, questions about C++ XML data
binding in general, or would like more information on whether XML data
binding may be helpful for your project, please feel free to reply directly
to this message.

(P.S. I will contribute a properly formatted entry for the W3C schema tools
page later.)

Thanks,

Pete Cordell
Codalogic Ltd
Interface XML to C++ the easy way using XML C++
data binding to convert XSD schemas to C++ classes.
Visit http://www.codalogic.com/lmx/ for more info

Received on Monday, 27 October 2008 08:54:20 UTC