Thanks,
I could get past the header with the “no_header”
flag. Also I tried the demo and it puts the </boost_serialization> tag
correctly but I do not get that tag in my case.
Does the friend declaration for the stream
<< operators required in the classes that implement serialization. I do
not have this declaration but it seems to work fine.
The other thing is that I get the xml from
outside source and when reading in it might have a header which will be
different from the one boost has.
That was the reason I wanted to overwrite
the init function to have custom header. Now I generate o/p with no header but
then still have to read in the header. The only other way is I eat the header.
Is there some cleaner?
But at least I know a way around. Thanks
fro your time and help.
Thanks,
Sangeeta
From:
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[mailto:boost-users-bounces@lists.boost.org] On
Behalf Of Robert Ramey
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 9:10
AM
To: boost-users@lists.boost.org
Subject: Re: [Boost-users] How to
override the init() in the xmlserializationlibrary..
A couple of things:
a) you might try opening the the archive with the
"no_header" flag.
b) I checked the output of my tests and I see that they do
contain the end tag
</boost_serialization>. You might try running
one of tests and/or demos
to verify that these work on your system. If they do,
investigate what your
program is doing differently
c) I looked in the code in
"basic_xml_oarchive.ipp" and it does contain code
to append </boost_serialization> at the end of the
output. You should
investigate why this code isn't being called. If this
is due to an error
in the library- we would be interested in the details.
Robert Ramey