MDSAX release 1.2: validation

[Bill la Forge]

This last release, MDSAX 1.2, now fully supports data validation,
including element content (the piece that was missing from 1.1)
and data validation.

Application-specific validation is achieved by specifying JavaBean
PropertyEditors for various attributes and other content. But because
of the way the PropertyEditors are specified (in the ContextML 
document), we have actually extended the capabilities of Property
Editors, as they are configurable.

(One example included in the release is a PropertyEditor for 
fixed-length strings. When specifying the PropertyEditor, one also
configures the properties on that editor, which in this case would
be the length.)

MDSAX is Open Source. Your participation in its development
is welcomed. http://www.jxml.com/mdsax/index.html

Bill





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