Extra logging

Extra logging in XSD and XSL

XSD and XSL with URL-accepting ctor

XSDDocument and XSLDocument got new ctors, that accept URL

XSD and XSL are @Immutable-annotated

In this version interfaces XSD and XSL are @Immutable-annotated

Synchronization problems removed

This version is truly thread safe.

Compatibility bug fixed

This versions enables compatible usage of the library with Saxon, Xerces, and any others.

XSDDocument.make() and XSLDocument.make()

This version fixed a few bugs and introduced two new static methods: XSDDocument.make() and XSLDocument.make(). They are useful when you need to create a reusable artifact, for example:

class Foo {
  private static final XSD SCHEMA = XSDDocument.make(
    Foo.class.getResourceAsStream("schema.xsd")
  );
}

This make() method re-throws IOException as a RuntimeException.

XSD#validate() accepts Source

In this version XSD#validate() accepts Source, not only XML. Beside that, this version sets version 1.0 to XML documents, not 1.1.

XSD and XSDDocument

This version introduces XSD validation, see #4

XSL and XSLDocument

A new class and a new interface added in this version, XSLDocument and XSL respectfully. Transformation of XML is as easy as this:

XML first = new XMLDocument("<hello/>");
XML second = new XSLDocument(xsl).transform(first);

Conditional printing of documents and nodes

This version prints documents and nodes differently. For example:

XML xml = new XMLDocument("<root><name>John</name></root>");
System.out.println(xml);

will output:

<?xml version="1.1"?>
<root><name>John</name></root>

While this code:

XML xml = new XMLDocument("<root><name>John</name></root>");
System.out.println(xml.nodes("/root").get(0));

will output (mind the absence of XML declaration):

<root><name>John</name></root>