Generates a parser (to convert an XML input to
a valid Ada data structure) as well as an unparser
(to convert the Ada data structure back to an
XML stream).
Generates standard Ada95 code, that can be
compiled on virtually any platform, including
NT, Linux, Unix, etc.
Inheritance in terms of elements is mapped onto
equivalent inheritance relationships for
the corresponding generated objects.
Performs error recovery when dealing with a recoverable
error, and raises an Ada exception in case of a
non-recoverable error.
Fully supports regular expressions: a data element
can be attached to a regular expression, which will
be used to validate the data fetched from the incoming
XML message at parse time.
Aggressively tested memory management strategy, in order
to guarantee stability of memory usage even when millions
of XML messages have been processed.
"We use XMLBooster as a fast prototyping tool. The data model is turned
into a working GUI in less than a minute, and the final user can validate
the resulting application and provide feedback instantly."
Laurent R., Financial markets, France
"Using these strongly typed interface is so productive when compared with
DOM parsers, I can't believe anyone still contemplates Xerxes for
serious work."
John F., Financial markets, Canada
"The scripting facility has allowed us to automate the entire compilation chain,
from schemas to optimized parsers."
Michel M., Insurance, France
"We now generate GUIs for every XML schema we have, just in case."
Nicholas P., System integration, USA
"XMLBooster-generated GUI's have slashed our development
times. And they can be customized to better suit the
needs and tastes of our customers. A great product!"
Chris C., Document management, USA
"It works like magic. I just don't have to worry
about the XML issue any longer, I can concentrate
on my application"
John W., System integrator, Netherlands
"XMLBooster is so fast, it solved all our performance
problems"
Alain de N., Belgium
"As far as I know, XMLBooster is the only decent
solution to integrate XML in COBOL applications"