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Editors' Newswire for 9 July, 2002
23:59, 9 Jul 2002 UTC | XMLhack Editors

A collected summary of items that ran on the xmlhack newswire on 9 July, 2002.

RAND licensing issue raises its head once more at the W3C
from Edd Dumbill at 22:02, 9 Jul
A proposal from the W3C Patent Policy Working Group Chair and three participants suggests splitting specs into Core and Extension parts: while Core must remain royalty free, Extension parts could require royalties. The proposal did not meet consensus, and is still under discussion.

Yet Another Xml Editor
from Eric van der Vlist at 06:48, 9 Jul
Aleksey Sanin announced the initial release of YAXED, an open source XML editor. Although "not a full featured XML editor", YAXED produces graphical representations of XML documents which may be used to produce "good slides with XML examples."

TM4J 0.7.0
from Eric van der Vlist at 06:26, 9 Jul
Kal Ahmed announced the release 0.7.0 of the open source Topic Maps engine TM4J with "lots of new features over 0.6.0...an indexing system, vetoable change notifications, a query engine, bug fixes."

  
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