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I'm happy to announce a fourth release of Gorille. Gorille 0.4 incorporates a code-generator for building compilable rules classes and includes compiled classes for both XML 1.0 and XML 1.1. (Thanks to Niels Peter Strandberg for the suggestion.) Gorille is a small Java package designed to let developers of various kinds of XML processors test the content and names of XML structures in their XML documents to see if they match lists of acceptable Unicode characters, including surrogates. Developers may create customized rules or rely on the rule files and classes provided. I believe that Gorille's functionality is complete at this point, though the code could certainly use more testing and documentation. Future releases will likely focus on added testing, documentation, and improvements in command-line interfaces. More information on Gorille is available from: http://gorille.sourceforge.net The download is available from: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=43446 Thanks for the questions, suggestions, and support I've received so far. Comments and suggestions are still quite welcome. Simon St.Laurent Associate Editor, O'Reilly & Associates http://simonstl.com
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