GlassFish

Take advantage of the catalog resolver built into GlassFish to treat your neighbors more gently and maybe improve performance.

This project is defunct, see http://norman.walsh.name/2008/projects/calabash instead.

Announcing the first release of the XML Pipeline Processor, my implementation of XProc: An XML Pipeline Processor.

The JAXP team have pushed out another update release of the Java API for XML Processing (JAXP). V1.4.2 addresses a packaging oversight and fixes some bugs.

Tell us what you want in JAXP V.next.

More incredible Java tools just an apt-get install away!

In the intervening months since I first mentioned my plans to implement XProc, I've ripped it apart and started over twice. Third time, it seems, really is a charm.

JAXP development continues with a new release and a new forum.

Making resolvers easier for users.

How can I resolve thee? Let me count the ways.

I've been working on a reimplementation of my XML Catalog-based entity/URI resolver. It has a more sensible design, includes a caching feature, and supports a new API for dealing with XML Namespace names.

JAXP 1.4 has been released. This is the version that will appear in the Java 6 Platform.

The JAXP team successfully integrated JAXP 1.4 into “Mustang build 92”.

The Maintenance Draft Review of the JAXP 1.4 Specification is now open.

If you're into Java and XML, you've heard of JAXP, the Java API for XML Processing. We're working on JAXP 1.4, which is good to know, but more importantly, you can follow along at home if you're so inclined.

This is the permanent status page for sxpipe. The sxpipe project is a Java implementation of SXPipe: Simple XML Pipelines. Simple XML Pipelines provide a linear processing model for XML documents. This processing model allows authors to choose the order in which components (such as XInclude, validation, and transformation) are executed.