reading babylon Glossaries

[teamy]

is there any way to read babylon Glossaries. Actually what I want to know is, can I use those Glossaries in my java applications?... I searched internet for a while but its useless. Any idea would be very helpful..

 

[timw]

On the face of it (and I'd never heard of Babylon Glossaries until just now) unless their Babylon product offers a Java API, or there's some kind of web-service interface to their databases, then I'd say not.

There's no mention of Java on their site that I can see. Have you tried emailing them with this query?

Tim
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[stefanwagner]

Did you look at babylon glossaries with a text-editor, probably a hex-editor?

Which file-extension does it use (if it is a file at all)?

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[timw]

Stefan, from the look of their website, you have to use their proprietary 'Glossary-Browser' to view the glossaries.

Tim
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"Your morbid fear of losing,
destroys the lives you're using." - Ozzy