Hi Alan, Helder. Alan Deikman: > > I have noticed that in the javadoc that comes with Batik, all the links to > > www.w3.org are broken. Is there a plan to fix this?
Helder Magalhães: > Not all, at least some [1] seem to be working. ;-) > > The DOM package [2] seems to be missing the whole SVG subtree, though... Since removing the org.w3c.dom.svg interfaces from the Batik source tree, and instead referencing xml-apis-ext.jar from Apache XML Commons, there haven’t been links to those interfaces. I tried to get the Javadoc published somewhere on www.w3.org, just like the DOM Level 2 ones are, but to no avail yet. When SVG 1.1 Second Edition is published (within a couple of months, I expect), hopefully the Javadocs will be published too, and we can get the Batik ones to link to w3.org. > As we're at it (speaking of JavaDoc): > * The footer [3] seems to be corrupted (probably the copyright > character is being used directly, whereas the HTML entity (©) > should probably be used instead; The character is specified as © in build.xml. I guess it is an encoding issue somewhere, but not sure where. I’ll try using the -docencoding option to the javadoc tool to ensure that the output is UTF-8. > * The footer could hold a link to the ASF homepage [5] (something > like '<a href="http://www.apache.org/";>Apache Software > Foundation</a>'). That should be easy enough to do. > Should these minor changes be put in a patch? I’ll try republishing the javadoc with the above changes right now. -- Cameron McCormack ≝ http://mcc.id.au/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
