First - it's just a convenience, so you could remove it if you wanted, with the possible disadvantages that Mike mentioned.
Second - the files were originally included, I removed them after licensing issues were mentioned - then there was a lengthy discussion (which I don't remember anymore), after which I committed them again as they seemed to be save. Typing them in by hand might be a save way to get around all eventual problems. regards, Martin On 4/2/07, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have tools that will create a DTD for a specific xml file. Perhaps someone can provide a comprehensive faces-config file matching the DTD and I can just parse the DTD from that file? Seems like that'd be easier (or at least give a better starting point) than going from scratch. On 4/2/07, Paul McMahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Apr 2, 2007, at 11:38 AM, David Jencks wrote: > > > Over in geronimo we noticed this text and have responded by: > > > > 1. for the schemas that we generate code from (using xmlbeans or > > jaxb) we checked the schemas into a non-publically-accessible > > repository (with our tck stuff) and generate the code there, and > > publish source and binary jars, both without the schemas themselves. > > > > 2. We also have an ongoing effort to produce unencumbered schemas. > > Apparently (IANAL) the actual schema/dtd is not copyrightable as it > > is an interface specification, the part that is copyrightable is > > the comments, annotations, etc. So, we have been typing up the > > schemas ourselves without any of the descriptive material. > > See this JIRA for more details on the effort in Geronimo that David > mentioned. > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-2630 > > Typing the schemas in by hand is tedious but maybe not so bad if we > divide and conquer. I'll volunteer to help if there's a consensus > around that approach. There is a utility attached to > the JIRA that can be used to compare schemas to make sure they are > equivalent. > > Best wishes, > Paul >
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