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I guess I can run Google for you: Google throws up, using "canonical XML":
http://www.elcel.com/products/xmlcanon.html
http://tjmather.com/xml-canonical/
http://soapclient.com/XMLCanon.html
and there are more pages I have not looked at. I have not used any of
these tools.
Robin
At 10:16 am -0800 11/2/02, Toivo Lainevool wrote:
>Robin LaFontaine wrote:
>
><snip>
>If you just need to know if there are changes, I suggest you use a
>tool to generate canonical XML from your files and then do a 'diff'.
>There are tools available for this I believe.
></snip>
>
>So I guess my next question is: Are there any tools available for
>creating canonical XML from Java? Again, same requirements:
>
>- Free, or even better, open source
>- Uses a standard API such as DOM, SAX or JDom
>- Callable from Java
>
>Thanks,
>
>Toivo Lainevool
>New Iron Systems, Inc.
>http://www.newironsystems.com
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