I have what is probably a very stupid question, but it is for getting my bearings on the scope of the Xerces-J developers code domain: In the Xerces API, I see the following packages:
1) javax.xml.parsers 2) org.apache.html.dom 3) org.apache.wml 4) org.apache.wml.dom 5) org.apache.xerces.dom 6) org.apache.xerces.dom.events 7) org.apache.xerces.framework 8) org.apache.xerces.parsers 9) org.apache.xml.serialize 10) org.w3c.dom 11) org.w3c.dom.events 12) org.w3c.dom.html 13) org.w3c.dom.range 14) org.w3c.dom.traversal 15) org.xml.sax 16) org.xml.sax.ext 17) org.xml.sax.helpers My question is basically who owns what as far as code above? Obviously, 1) is Sun. 2)-9) are Apache affiliated, but are only 5)-8) the responsibility of the Xerces-J group? Does the Xerces-J group control more? Less? What group(s) within Apache has jursidiction over 2)-4) and 9)? Another probably stupid question, but does the W3C have their own dev group that have created 11)-14)? Finally, are the 15)-17) packages the Dave Megginson contributions? Just wanted to be clear on what the scope of the code base was that the Xerces-J group was responsible for. Thanks for your help in advance. BradO --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
