Dear Jesper,
many thanks, I appreciate it a lot. Your speed of responses and detailed richness of information are a dream! I am at a conference in Prague (e-invoice summit), if you are around, I will invite you for lunch/dinner! :-)
@Mickael Istria: Many thanks for your assistance, still uncertain if I like to embrace the OSGI feature, which goes along with some build complexity.
Regarding Psycho XPath,
To be able to reuse its functionality, I need Elipse's build system and none of Psycho XPath's artefacts, like source, documentation and binaries are provided as Maven artefacts.
The tests seem to have failed for some years and Mukul pointed out - indirectly over you - some patches, that did not make it into this repository.
I need to sleep over it, but although Eclipse would be my first choice regarding trust and stability, the signs are indicating rather to the fork:
https://github.com/fingo/xactus.
Regarding Xerces-J,
I "just" wanted to have a stable base - with all tests running green - for some open-source libraries on top, especially
- ODF Toolkit - https://github.com/tdf/odftoolkit
- xsd-compare - https://github.com/svanteschubert/xsd-compare/tree/developI will go back to the Xerces list for that.
In the end, it's Apache's problem to be able to locate the sources being used and have a stable build system.
I will go back to the Xerces list for that. :-)
Greetings from a sunny Prague, here in less than 5 minutes the summer is over - summer almost gone...
Svante
