+1 from an inactive lurker! :)
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Hi Michael. I dug around for a while under a mountain of dust and dredged
up my Xerces PMC hat. Even with all that dust obscuring my
memory/perspective, Khaled's imprint on this project is obvious. He's
overdue IMO; +1!
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Hi all. While I've got my PMC hat out, +1 to Mukul as well. As
heartening as it is that we have long-standing contributors like Khaled,
it's great to see new, dedicated blood in the project too.
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Neil
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Hi all. I'm not totally up-to-date these days with Apache's contribution
requirements, but I had been under the impression that the ICLA was
required in all cases. The CCLA is a good (probably required) too.
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+1 from me too! Great to see so much activity in the community!
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Neil
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Instead of using -xxlC_r, try using -xxlCcore_r . the xlCcore_r (and
xlCcore) commands are provided by xlC to allow the use of standard
libraries other than the default. You may have to do the same thing when
building your Xerces-C library.
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Neil
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+1 from me. Great to see this move near-completion, under discussion as
it's been since long before I went AWOL.
Cheers!
Neil
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is returned.
It's best if this is absolute, but I think a relative URI should work too.
The reason this is important is that the parser uses system identifiers
internally to figure out whether it's processed a schema document before.
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but there's not much the parser can do at its level to help you if this
gets you nowhere at all.
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was provided
to surface those annotations. So it's fine to have them; there just isn't
any way to find them in the schema component model.
Hope that clears things up.
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object.
Nope. Sorry. The particle/attribute uses get dragged out of the named
model group/attribute group and stuffed in the referring particle/complex
type definition.
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Hi all,
FWIW, I'm +1 on doing the merge of unstable to trunk now. Whatever
short-term items we need to handle can be done on the 2.7 branch; any
remaining platforms can be worked out later. It'll be a fair while until
we're ready for a 3.0 release anyway, I suspect.
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Neil
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Hi Jesse and all,
There having been a fair amount of support for this idea, I've added
jessepelton to the xercesc-developers group. Let me know if you'd
prefer your other Jira ID added.
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Neil
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if
other committers agree.
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Neil
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to help out with whatever project they undertake. That said, I hope
we can avail ourselves of this opportunity; it sure does look promising!
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Neil
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Note that schema does define id, idref and idrefs, so you can certainly do
with them what you used to do with DTD's.
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Neil
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this is probably something we should arrive at a definitive
position on fairly soon.
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of the new features that have been added to do things like validate the
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that the implementation of this API falls out naturally), take a
look at the way Xerces-J did things. Xerces-J had a thorough-going
rewrite a while back, and this enabled them to build this in from the
ground up.
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