Try James Clark's--I don't remember if he has a Java version of it,
but if he does the license will be open. Failing that, Tim Bray's
parser.. the license is not as friendly, but my guess is if you
ask for permission to include it under the java-apache project,
he'll agree.
Links to all these, and othersm likely at
http://www.w3.org/XML
which is the first place anyone should look for XML resources.
Justin
http://www.webmacro.org
Java Servlet Framework
Quoting Jim Preston ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >Why you don't consider Java Project X of Sun? it's fast, reliable, and
> >small. I think final version will be ready soon.
>
> This is the first I've heard of it. Unfortunately, there seems to
> be a similar clause in that license agreement.
>
> So does anyone know of an XML parser in Java that is (or might be
> soon) suitable for commercial use? It doesn't have to be free,
> we're willing to pay for it, it just has to be something we can
> count on.
>
> --Jim Preston
>
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