Refer to http://www.vaisala.com/ for additional information concerning Vaisala.
Detailed information related to this particular package can be found at http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/common/index.html.
SUMMARY:Shared XML related files and scripts for XML based packages.
This packages provides common support functionality for other packages (such as the xml-keyval package).
The xml-common package can be installed on a Solaris system using the pkgadd command. You will need to download the package (from http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/pkg/VAIxml-common-1.0.0-5.tar.gz), extract its contents, and then use the standard Solaris pkgadd command. The following shows the commands used to download the necessary file:
bash# cd /tmp
;bash# wget -nH -nd http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/pkg/VAIxml-common-1.0.0-5.tar.gz
... lots of output from wget ...
bash# The xml-common package can be installed on a RPM based system (RedHat Linux) using the rpm -ivh FILE command. You will want to download this package from http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/rpm/vaisala-xml-common-1.0.0-5.noarch.rpm. The following shows the commands used to download and install (note, the convoluted use of basename shown is due to the fact that this documentation is automatically generated - it is valid for cut/pasting, but not recommended for typing by hand):
bash# cd /tmp
;bash# wget -nH -nd http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/rpm/vaisala-xml-common-1.0.0-5.noarch.rpm
... lots of output from wget ...
;bash# rpm -ivh "$(basename "http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/rpm/vaisala-xml-common-1.0.0-5.noarch.rpm")"
bash# Detailed information related to this particular package can be found at http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/keyval/index.html.
SUMMARY:XML key/value pair definition and support files.
This packages provides the schema for documents used to describe configuration files consisting of key/value pairs which can be represented in ASCII text. It also provides the keyval2cc, keyval2sh, and keyval2java applications which can a keyval XML document into the necessary C++, shell script, and/or Java code (generates supporting code from XML document).
The xml-keyval package can be installed on a Solaris system using the pkgadd command. You will need to download the package (from http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/pkg/VAIxml-keyval-1.0.0-5.tar.gz), extract its contents, and then use the standard Solaris pkgadd command. The following shows the commands used to download the necessary file:
bash# cd /tmp
;bash# wget -nH -nd http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/pkg/VAIxml-keyval-1.0.0-5.tar.gz
... lots of output from wget ...
bash# The xml-keyval package can be installed on a RPM based system (RedHat Linux) using the rpm -ivh FILE command. You will want to download this package from http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/rpm/vaisala-xml-keyval-1.0.0-5.noarch.rpm. The following shows the commands used to download and install (note, the convoluted use of basename shown is due to the fact that this documentation is automatically generated - it is valid for cut/pasting, but not recommended for typing by hand):
bash# cd /tmp
;bash# wget -nH -nd http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/rpm/vaisala-xml-keyval-1.0.0-5.noarch.rpm
... lots of output from wget ...
;bash# rpm -ivh "$(basename "http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/download/rpm/vaisala-xml-keyval-1.0.0-5.noarch.rpm")"
bash# SUMMARY:Converts a keyval XML document into the start of a shell script.
See http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/keyval/keyval2sh.man.html for additional information.
SUMMARY:Converts a keyval XML document into a C++ configuration class.
See http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/keyval/keyval2cc.man.html for additional information.
SUMMARY:Converts a keyval XML document into a Java configuration class.
See http://www.mekwin.com/vaisala/xml/keyval/keyval2java.html for additional information.