damlengine.git - daml-to-html blog engine (Java)

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	Start writing code for a todo stack.	David A. Madore	2010-04-12	2	-0/+26
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*	Purge unnecessary import.	David A. Madore	2010-04-12	1	-1/+1
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*	Write a semi-decent unparser(=serializer).	David A. Madore	2010-04-12	2	-13/+74
\| \| \| \|	Still a bit rough at the edges, but this basically does what I want.
*	Move ad hoc serializer to an "Unparser" class (ugly and unfinished).	David A. Madore	2010-04-12	2	-47/+92
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*	Handle x-daml-magic URL (this should go away eventually, of course).	David A. Madore	2010-04-11	1	-0/+38
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*	Implement a toy serializer of my own (just the structure).	David A. Madore	2010-04-11	1	-15/+48
\| \| \| \|	This should go into a separate class, of course.
*	Another attempt at output formatting, this time with serializers. Still sucks.	David A. Madore	2010-04-11	1	-13/+8
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*	Alternate version using javax interfaces rather than the W3C DOM Load&Save.	David A. Madore	2010-04-11	1	-19/+25
\| \| \| \| \| \|	I was rather hoping this would pretty-print XHTML as required (e.g., put a space before the final slash on empty tags), but alas, such is not the case.
*	Start a Java version of a daml engine. So far, just the identity transform.	David A. Madore	2010-04-11	2	-0/+204
	Even for something so completely trivial, this was a pain to write, because some stupid XML catalog was distributed with a DOCTYPE referencing a broken URL which could not be replaced by a local file because the catalog engine was bootstrapping; nor did Xerces provide a way, in org.apache.xerces.util.XMLCatalogResolver, to provide a bootstrap resolver: so I had to partially rewrite XMLCatalogResolver.