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JDK 1.3 and XML

Posted on Sep 25, 2003 at 12:39 PM 18 Views

Hello,

i want so save and load XML Files into the Portal KM within an Java iView. I have the Problem that i must Use the Java JDK 1.3 (SAP EP need JDK 1.3). The Java Classes for working with XML are included in JDK 1.4. Are the a way to use the XML Classes in a Portal iView? How does SAP do it?

Best Regards,

Patrick Hoefer

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  • author's profile photo Oliver Stiefbold
    Oliver Stiefbold
    Posted on Sep 30, 2003 at 02:07 PM
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    Hi Patrick,

    we (SAP) use the library inqmyxml.jar (also inqmysoap.jar) where we reimplemented the missing xml-features of jdk 1.3.1_09. (has to do with licencing issues) So its available.

    But you can also use your own preferred libraries in your Portalarchive. Each par has a lib folder. Put your preferred library in it and - voila.

    Oliver

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    • Oliver Stiefbold Former Member
      Oct 01, 2003 at 06:54 PM

      Hi Patrick,

      yeah, javadocs are still not fully offered in SDN and they are only deliverd via PDK, or Developer Editions. I already checked in some javdocs in SDN, but we still have no Homepage for javadcos (maybe comming after Teched).

      Regarding the inqmy libs - the normal jdk, j2ee javadocs form SUN should be sufficient.

      Saxon is also good choice, esp. regarding speed.

      Oliver

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