"Inactive" means Crimson is dead. It won't be maintained anymore. Xerces-J is its successor: http://xerces.apache.org. Even Sun uses Xerces-J as the primary XML parser since Java 1.5.
On 07.04.2006 09:12:11 Mehandiratta, Hitender wrote: > I found that crimson project is shown as inactive in your site. Could > you please tell me know what 'inactive' is actually mean. I tried to go > through the documentation uploaded for this project but I could not > identify any 'crimson' project specific utilities that are not > originally offered by Sun APIs (JAXB-JAXP). > > Actually, I just wanted to know that our project uses SUN APIs as off > course used in 'crimson' too. Is there something you are going to > update/replace in crimson or will it have any impact on my project if we > are using the same libraries(shipped in Sun provided JAXB-JAXP ) as used > in 'crimson' project? Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
