Xml-resolver license

W3C Document License. W3C Software License. Currently Resolver 1. Jar file containing the Apache Xalan serializer. Currently the serializer included in Xalan 2. Jar file containing all the parser class files that implement one of the standard APIs supported by the parser.

Jar file containing all the standard APIs implemented by the parser. Jar file containing all sample class files. Directory containing sample XML data files.

Directory containing documentation. Directory containing Javadoc API for parser framework. Directory containing the source code for the samples. To use Xerces-J you do not need the source files. However, if you want to recompile the sources you need to download the source package and have the contents of the tools package or equivalent available.

You can still download this jar from deprecated distribution. Files in the Source Package. Batch file for invoking Ant build for Windows users.

Credentials property to specify the necessary credentials. The file that contains the XML data to read may have a restricted access policy. If authentication is required to access a network resource, use the Credentials property to specify the necessary credentials. If the Credentials property is not set, credentials are set to null.

For example, assume that credentials are needed when requesting data from the web for authentication purposes. Unless the web virtual directory allows anonymous access, you must set the Credentials property to supply credentials. You can supply different credentials for different URIs and add them to a cache. These credentials are used to check authentication for the different URIs regardless of the original source of the XML.

The following example shows how to add credentials to a cache. Consider the following items when working with the XmlResolver class. XmlResolver objects can contain sensitive information such as user credentials. You should be careful when caching XmlResolver objects and should not pass the XmlResolver object to an untrusted component. If you are designing a class property that uses the XmlResolver class, the property should be defined as a write-only property. The property can be used to specify the XmlResolver to use, but it cannot be used to return an XmlResolver object.

If your application accepts XmlResolver objects from untrusted code, you cannot assume that the URI passed into the GetEntity method will be the same as that returned by the ResolveUri method. If you have done 'svn checkout xml-commons' see below then you have local sources of all components and all documentation sources. There is a high-level build file that will also call the other sub-build files for each component.

Just do 'ant -projecthelp' to get started. The documentation for the xml-commons project is built using Apache Forrest. If you have Forrest installed then just type 'forrest' in the top-level xml-commons directory.

We have a project mailing list To help you keep up with the changes to the repository, subscribe to The xml-commons source code is available through the ASF Subversion repository or browse.

See SVN overview. See the separate document History of XML Commons for the proposal to establish the xml-commons project and for the record of the vote on ASF Sponsorship Program. Getting Involved. Apache-authored code Where can I download releases? The goal of this project is to produce a clean, reasonably simple API and a robust, thread-safe implementation.

Version 2. Several methods on the configuration object have been removed. Their values can be obtained by requesting the corresponding feature.

The resolver class can be configured with either system properties or a properties file. In version 1. On reflection, that seems backwards. To keep the existing behavior, set the boolean property prefer-property-file to true in the property file.

That will preserve the former behavior. The system property equivalent is xml. It is now possible to use data: URIs in the catalog. For example, this catalog entry:.

It is now possible to use classpath: URIs in the catalog. It is also possible to use classpath: URIs in the catalog list.