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jefflowrey
PostPosted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 8:42 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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kimbert wrote:
- You can't parse non-XML data without a message definition. In other words, you can't just set the format to 'TDS' and expect the MRM ( or any other parser! ) to work out how to parse or write your message. As a bare minimum, you need to describe every field in your message, and define either a length or a delimiter for each one.


This is absolutely correct, to a point.

But I think the authors of the MIME parser would disagree...

If you change it from "non-XML data" to "non-self describing data", then it's better. MIME data, like XML data, is self-describing. The data stream itself includes all the necessary information to parse the data at a high level.

Although the MIME parser does only apply to v6.

And none of this has to do with Madi's question/troubles/process...
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