HTML4J RELEASE NOTES
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Release 0.3.0, January 02, 2007
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This package, previously known as JCLF-www, contains several sets of 
Java(tm) classes covering HTML parsing, and a few WWW-related utilities. 
Unless otherwise specified, this software is provided under a BSD-style 
license (see the LICENSE.txt file).

IMPORTANT NOTE: the data-enabled form support in the former package JCLF-www 
has been moved to the Carte project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/carte/). 
If you miss those classes, please download the latest release of Carte 
(version 0.3 and later).


Java(tm) Runtime Environment requirements
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All the classes in the binary package have been compiled with a J2SE 5.0 
compiler, and most classes require this J2SE version to compile. Many classes,
however, should work with prior versions of Java, though no attempt has been
made to retain compatibility with older versions.


Content description
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This release of HTML4J contains the following packages:


info.informatica.html
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Provides a set of classes for parsing and building HTML documents. There are 
some examples available in the documentation section. 


info.informatica.www
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Provides several utility classes that are required by a few other opensource
projects, like a lightweight HTTP client.

Requires the Jakarta Commons Codec package (see 
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/codec/).



Software dependencies
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The specific per-package dependencies have been discussed above, but all the 
packages have a dependency on:

- The JCLF package. See http://informatica.info/projects/jclf/.

- The Log4J package, which is a logging de-facto standard. See 
  http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/ for more information.



Carlos Amengual
Genus Consulting, SL
http://www.informatica.info/