Jeff Prickett wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I would like to reopen the discussion of using JLex to parse the iCalendar
> input stream.
>
> This was first brought up in March, but I ceased work on it to see if we
> could use anything on xml.apache.org for parsing an iCalendar stream and
> to help with a web-based calendar. Everything I found so far is for
> parsing a well-formed xml document, which is what I expected to find.
>
> JLex is a code generator similar to Castor, but instead it is for
> generating code to parse an arbitrary stream of of input.
>
> I have committed a version of a quarter finished parser, so everyone can
> have a look.
Well certainly the license of JLex is OK. It is a little lighter than
the APL (no mandatory advertising clause).
:). Do a search on google for "iCalendar" :) :)
Ok.. I just read through RCF2445... +1 on the JLex integration. Can you
keep the code out of CVS until we ship 1.2b1 (today or tomorrow)?
Either that or branch it off.
Please add the jlex .jar file to /libs and an entry in /libs/README.
Can you also add the reasoning for using JLex into some sitebook
documentation?
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