Hi Stef, Stef Epardaud wrote: > I work on the Morphon project (www.morphon.com), an XML-Editor in Java, > and we are switching over to Xerces2. I have downloaded the source a > month ago, and had several fixes or additionnal features added in my > source tree. I would like to know how I can submit them for review as > patches or how I should structure all that. I would really like those > changes to be commited in the main branch because I believe they add > value to Xerces (I'm not talking about anything like a major change, > just small ones) and they will make our maintaining easier (not your > problem of course). > > Should I just send a list of patches and descriptions to this mailing > list so that you can review my changes and approve them or correct me if > I'm not doing things in the preferred xerces way ?
Yes, you should send your patches with the description to this mailing list. In general, the new features can be added to Xerces if those are backwards compatible. Also given that Xerces is a general use parser, we might choose not to add some features if those impact performance/memory of the parser. Thank you, -- Elena Litani / IBM Toronto --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
