James Strachan wrote:
> Hi Laurent
>
> Your patch is a good idea - I've thought of doing something similar. I'm
> tempted to go one further - lets use XSLT patterns. What are XSLT patterns?
> Well essentially they are like XPath expressions, they are used in XSLT in
> the tag.
>
> Using your exa
The new JAXM reference implementation is out which uses dom4j internally.
Many thanks to those nice folks at Sun for choosing dom4j.
JAXM = Java Api for Xml Messaging. You can download it here:-
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/earlyAccess/xml/jaxm/
A nice side effect of this is that usi
Hi Laurent
Your patch is a good idea - I've thought of doing something similar. I'm
tempted to go one further - lets use XSLT patterns. What are XSLT patterns?
Well essentially they are like XPath expressions, they are used in XSLT in
the tag.
Using your example for a moment...
From: "Develope
> I tried to use MSV recently but hit a few problems that I've mailed the
> author, Kohsuke Kawaguchi, about.
A quick status update. Kohsuke-san is back from vacation and has kindly
helped us out with MSV support.
I've just checked into CVS a sample program in
dom4/src/samples/validate/MSVDemo t
