--- you "Geert Poels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ---- > BTW : What's the story of IBM's XML parser ? Are they involved in > Xalan as well ?
Obviously for an official answer, you'd need to ask the IBM XML parser team. Unofficially, they're sort-of involved. Long ago in the mists of time (a year or two back) xml.apache.org got formed - primarily from the donation of some useful XML-related products by external companies to Apache to help get the whole group started. IBM's original XML4J parser 3.x family was donated to Apache, and became the Xerces-J parser 1.x family. IBM will probably continue to ship XML4J builds in the future that are closely based on Apache's Xerces builds. Lotus' LotusXSL XSLT transformer was also donated to apache, and became the Xalan-J transformer. Other projects were donated too, like Sun's Project X parser, which became Apache's Crimson parser. Xalan by default uses the Xerces-J 1.x parser today, although we will work with any JAXP-compliant parser; we often test with Xerces 2.x and with Crimson. - Shane ===== <eof aka="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; BartSays="Nobody reads these anymore."/> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! GeoCities - quick and easy web site hosting, just $8.95/month. http://geocities.yahoo.com/ps/info1
