Using the xsd libraries in borland c++ builder

I am having difficulties using the xsd libraries in my project. I am trying to use the schema validator. I have included the oraxml.hpp and oraxsd.hpp header files, and I have added the provided libraries to the project. The first error was that the library files were erroneous.
I then used the implib tool to create the library files from the dlls in the bin directory. I then add these new library files to the project.
Now the linker cannot find the functions.
[Linker Error] Unresolved external XMLParser::xmlint(......).
I get the same error whenever I try to use any of the functions.
Is there anything I am missing out when trying to link and compile?

Is there any difference between VC++ builder and Boland C++ builder? We have tested the sample using the VC++ builder.
Which XDK version do you use?

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