Hi everyone Currently, I'm using boost serialization for some of my configuration files (XML format). Some time ago, it became necessary to edit these files using a web interface in PHP. As I could not think of a suitable method to deserialize such an XML file to PHP (with all object references, etc.), I wrote a C++ program generating HTML code, allowing some simple configuration tasks. Even though this worked as a quick and dirty solution, I do not intend to support such a proprietary workaround for too long. Much more comfortable would it be to deserialize the XML file to PHP classes or, with JSP or ASP.NET websites, Java and C# classes. Does anyone of you know of such libraries for crossing the website/C++ line? Or should I use another serialization library? Currently, I consider the boost serialization a de-facto standard for C++ serialization issues. Thanks for any reply and best regards Pascal Kesseli -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/boost%3A%3Aserialization-and-PHP-websites-tp23770268p2... Sent from the Boost - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.