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Hi Kerwin,

Yes, you can just replace the old YAJL code with the new one. (Assuming you haven't made your own modifications.)

I don't have any tool similar to YAJLGEN for XML.   It would be a little more difficult to write since JSON has characters that denote a data structure or array, XML does not.  Still, it'd be possible to write one for XML if you wanted to do so.  I have no plans to work on something like this as I never use XML anymore...

-SK

On 2/6/2020 1:26 PM, Kerwin Crawford via RPG400-L wrote:
I have had the need/want to try the yajlgen program. To get it I need to update YAJL.
I looked and could not find it, I just want to verify. When updating YAJL I can just replace the current library with the new one, correct? That assumes no changes have been made, to my knowledge they have not
I created a new library YAJL72 to test the yajlgen program. I like, thanks Scott. Any way to do the same for XML?


Kerwin Crawford
IBMi Systems/Applications Programmer


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