I'm still working on excluding things from the Maven-generated xalan.jar
which weren't present in the Ant-generated version.
Currently, the main nuisance is that Maven is putting classes from
javax/annotation into the xalan jarfile. This is probably because one of
the dependencies is missing the "provided" mark, but I haven't yet
figured out which.
Once I get that straightened out, I should be able to start testing
xsltc and see how much of a mess I've made out of the JFlex adaptation.
And if a miracle happens and _that_ can be made to work, all that should
still be needed is jarfile aggregation at the top-level directory,
dealing with samples, and (arguably) moving xalan-test into the
xalan-java project.
(Yes, we theoretically separated xalan-test from xalan-java because the
plan was to have xalan-test reusable for other XPath/XSLT processors. I
don't know whether anyone is actually still using that, or whether
they'd care a lot about having to fetch all of xalan-java to get the tests.)
We've reached the hour where it has stopped getting late and started
getting early. Time for me to fall over before I make _egregiously_
stupid mistakes. Hasta pronto...
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