Hello there,

did someone manage to get a running version of Berkeley DB XML on
Visual Studio .NET 2003?
I'm compiling the samples, but at the first "Berkeley line":

XmlContainer container(0,"test.dbxml");;

I've got an exception:
Unhandled exception at 0x10001c54 (libdbxml11.dll) in TestDB.exe:
0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x74736573.

It appears that the Berkeley DB XML links the Visual C++ 6.0 DLLs...
Are there special builds of the DLLs and libs?

So, if someone succeeded, please let me know...

Pascal.

Hans-Bernhard Broeker <broeker (AT) physik (DOT) rwth-aachen.de> wrote

Right. I didn't notice this fact.
This looks like exactly an internal type mismatch.
So this also looks like the Berkeley DB XML is waiting for something
related to Visual C++ 6.0 libraries and gets a VS.NET 2003 parameter,
don't you think?

Are there some Berkeley DB XML guys on this group? Can they confirm?
And also, is there any way to get a Berkeley DB XML working with
VS.NET 2003 (I mean can I find somewhere VS.NET builds)?

Pascal.

Pascal wrote:
The precompiled binaries that we supply for dbxml are compiled
with msvc 6.0. I'd suggest you rebuild dbxml from source using
VS.NET 2003. The build instructions are in the documentation.

John

Pascal wrote:
The precompiled binaries that we supply for dbxml are compiled
with msvc 6.0. I'd suggest you rebuild dbxml from source using
VS.NET 2003. The build instructions are in the documentation.

John

someone rebuild dbxml from source using
VS.NET 2003. and successed ?
i'm do this ,but failed, in this file path
dbxml-1.1.0\dbxml-1.1.0\src\clib\getopt.c ,the code first line is
#include "db_config.h", but the file db_config.h open error or losted

which happen?

systemmatrix wrote:
See the DB XML Windows build instructions in the manual.

If the third party packages are not in xml/lib then follow
the steps in the section titled 'Building with third-party
libraries in other directories'.

John

systemmatrix wrote:
See the DB XML Windows build instructions in the manual.

If the third party packages are not in xml/lib then follow
the steps in the section titled 'Building with third-party
libraries in other directories'.

John