Re: [dom4j-dev] Event Models and XML Schema part 2 validation

2003-10-20 Thread Christian Niles
I worked on this in late July/early August. The code I wrote is still sitting around my personal CVS repository, so I can send you a copy of the code if you'd like. I specifically didn't need to support mutation events, so you'd need to write code to dispatch those events. Here's a post and set

Re: [dom4j-dev] Event Models and XML Schema part 2 validation

2003-10-19 Thread Richard Dynes
Thanks Christian, How long ago did you do this? Richard Christian Niles([EMAIL PROTECTED])@Sun, Oct 19, 2003 at 11:35:36AM -0400: > Hi Richard, > From my own research and posts, there doesn't seem to be a DOM4J event > API. I ended up writing a quick, application-specific event system for >

Re: [dom4j-dev] Event Models and XML Schema part 2 validation

2003-10-19 Thread Christian Niles
Hi Richard, From my own research and posts, there doesn't seem to be a DOM4J event API. I ended up writing a quick, application-specific event system for my own needs, but it's no longer in use and isn't likely to be useful for your application. However, I'd love to see a generic event system f

[dom4j-dev] Event Models and XML Schema part 2 validation

2003-10-18 Thread Richard Dynes
Hi, We (SilkSpeed) are working on an XML Editor supporting W3C XML Schema document editing (vis. MS InfoPath, Altova XmlSpy) that will provide W3C XML Schema Part 2 (Datatypes) validation (http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/). We are also interested in support for an Event Model similar to the DOM