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  '''Status of assertions development:''' The assertions traverser (the Xerces 
component responsible for recognizing xs:assert and xs:assertion syntax in XML 
Schema instances, as defined in the XML Schema specification) support both for 
Simple and Complex type definitions is complete, and Xerces team has checked in 
the code for this, at the SVN repository 
(https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/xerces/java/branches/xml-schema-1.1-dev/).
- The development of XPath 2.0 processing for assertions is almost complete. We 
are working further to enhance the XPath 2.0 support. At this point, most major 
assertions XPath 2.0 scenarios can be written by the users, and are usable with 
Xerces-J. Xerces team is currently reviewing the XPath 2.0 code for assertions, 
and we could see it available in the SVN repository in near future.
+ The development of XPath 2.0 processing for assertions is also complete. 
Xerces team is currently reviewing the XPath 2.0 code for assertions, and we 
could see it available in the SVN repository in near future.
  
  
  '''Assertions usage in Complex Types (as defined in the XML Schema 1.1 
spec)'''
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  '''Acknowledgements'''
  
- Along with me, the following people contributed to implementation of 
assertions feature in Xerces-J.
+ Along with me, the following people have contributed to implementation of 
assertions feature in Xerces-J.
  
   1. ''Khaled Noaman:'' For a detailed review of my work, and pointing 
numerous improvements to the code.
   1. ''Michael Glavassevich:'' For helping every now and then, advising on the 
design issues related to assertions development.
-  1. ''Ken Cai:'' For defining an interface to the XPath 2.0 engine, and 
writing an implementation with me for the PsychoPath processor.
+  1. ''Ken Cai:'' For defining an interface to the XPath 2.0 engine, and 
writing an implementation along with me for the PsychoPath processor.
   1. ''Andrea Bittau (and team):'' For writing the PsychoPath XPath 2.0 
engine, and donating to Eclipse.
  
  My sincere thanks to all of the above colleagues for making this possible.    

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