Re: slightly o/t - Who implements org.xml.* classes?

[Sh...@lotus.com]

The SAX interfaces and a few concrete classes are in the public domain, but
'officially' come from http://www.megginson.com/SAX/index.html

Xerces, Xalan, and some other projects include the SAX sources and .class
files directly since this makes it easier for users to use our products
(otherwise, you'd have to separately download the sax.jar and other stuff
yourself).

See the upcoming xml-commons project for some xml.apache.org specific ideas
on better packaging these external standards (SAX, DOM, JAXP and the like)

- Shane
---- you Jason Rizer <ja...@yahoo.com> wrote ----
> Hello.  I know that this isn't strictly speaking a
> xerces question, but I thought I'd post it anyway.
> Who is responsible for implementing the org.xml.*
> classes.  Or to put it slightly differently, from
> where did they come?  'org.xml.sax.InputSource' for
> instance.  It seems as though this isn't a parser
> implementation specific class.  If that's true, who
> maintains it?  Thanks in advance.
>
> -Jason



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