NanoXML 2.2.1
New Features in NanoXML
NanoXML 2.2.1
NanoXML/Java
- DTDs can now have parameter entity references as part of another declaration.
- Entity resolving in attribute values has been fixed.
- When the builder is given an endElement event, the namespace of the element is passed with the method.
- Using an extra parameter to the write method in XMLWriter, you can chose whether you want to collapse empty elements. Thus you can chose to display an element as <ELEMENT/> or <ELEMENT></ELEMENT>.
NanoXML/SAX
- Readers are now automatically closed after parsing data from a reader or input stream.
NanoXML/Lite
- The method getIntAttribute() has been fixed. It previously tried to convert the key instead of the value to an integer.
NanoXML 2.2
NanoXML/Java:
- New entity resolving mechanism which is now XML compliant.
NanoXML/Lite:
- Better support for JDK 1.1.
- Improved JavaDoc.
- Renamed some methods to make NanoXML/Lite more consistent with the XML naming conventions. The older methods are now deprecated and will be removed in NanoXML 3.0.
- Processing instructions no longer generate exceptions.
- When subclassing XMLElement, you only have to override createAnotherElement().
NanoXML 2.1.1
NanoXML/Java:
- You can now retrieve the parent element of an IXMLElement using getParent.
NanoXML/Lite:
- Fixed a bug involving comments.
NanoXML 2.1
NanoXML/Java:
- Added support for XML Namespaces.
NanoXML 2.0
NanoXML 2.0 contains a lot of new features which makes it almost fully XML compliant, like:
- A new faster parsing algorithm is used, which is one-pass and consumes almost no memory, even with large input.
- Client applications can get an XML "stream" which makes the handling of very large XML data streams easy.
- The DTD is no longer ignored. Though the parser is still non-validating, entities and default values for attributes are now retrieved from the DTD.
- The DTD can also contain parameter entities.
- Full support for external entities.
- Support for mixed content.
- NanoXML has been broken down in separate objects, so it's easy to use your own reader, validator, builder or even parser.
- XML data is now more strictly checked. SGML like features like unquoted attribute values and case-insensitivity are no longer supported, which makes the parsing faster.
- Support for auto-detection of encoding of XML input.
- Support for conditional sections in the DTD.
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