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The following page has been changed by Michael Glavassevich: http://wiki.apache.org/xerces/February2009 The comment on the change is: Added report for Xerces-J. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ = February 2009 Report = === Xerces-J === + + There was quite a bit of development since November, including more progress on the XML Schema 1.1 implementation, other schema features, the StAX event API and an implementation of the DOM Element Traversal API. The latter requires a new interface from the W3C. Hoping this can be included soon. See issues highlighted in the XML Commons report. === Xerces-C === @@ -14, +16 @@ There was some discussion in December about creating a new component for SAX utilities, seeded with some existing utilities from Apache Tika. The Apache Commons project is also being considered as a possible home. For the time being the developers decided to move forward with a sandbox component over in the Commons project, also including works from Cocoon and Jackrabbit. - Xerces-J recently implemented the Element Traversal API and would like to add the W3C interface to XML Commons External. Apache Batik has already been shipping it. It was discovered by one of the developers that the interface isn't correctly licensed under the W3C Software License. At our request, the Web Applications Working Group appears to have fixed this issue, issuing an erratum against the specification. Once we hear official word, we plan to include the properly licensed copy of the source in XML Commons. More information is available here: http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/ElementTraversal/REC-ElementTraversal-20081222-errata.html#E1. + Xerces-J recently implemented the Element Traversal API and would like to add the W3C interface to XML Commons External. Apache Batik has already been shipping it. It was recently discovered by one of the developers that the interface isn't correctly licensed under the W3C Software License. At our request, the Web Applications Working Group appears to have fixed this issue, issuing an erratum against the specification. Once we hear official word, we plan to include the properly licensed copy of the source in XML Commons. More information is available here: http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/ElementTraversal/REC-ElementTraversal-20081222-errata.html#E1. === General === --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
