Hi All, ... Swing is still the slowest part of java I believe, so comparing a heavyweight gui app to a file parsing library isn't fair. Along with that, j2se...
Although I'm a Windows developer, I can see some advantages in developing filters in Java. First, they would offer a better cross- platform support, but I...
Hello Group/Tim, ... Heavyweight ?? It's the minimal functional IDE. ... But it's always going to be slower than a C++ solution correct or no. I'm not all that...
Hello Group/Tim, ... Just one other note, according to the docs over at Sun, the J2SE HotSpot VM is only supported on the following platforms.. Solaris...
Hi All, I'll keep it short - I promise. I'm not going to get into a comp.lang.misc my impl. language is bigger/ better/ faster/ smaller/ slower/ more...
Hello Yves/Tim, ... Yves, so should I hold off doing the FilterBaseFactory classes in C++ or will this be part of the C++ wrapper you mentioned or another...
Hi, I just joined this group. It might be interesting for you to keep an eye on the locales group here in Yahoo Groups, as well. We are also looking at XML and...
Hi Chris, There is nothing going on in this group. You will find much interest here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/i18n-prog I see a lot of issues to discuss...
Hello Chris, At the conclusion of last year W3C Internationalization Workshop the various aspects discussed in this list were listed, among others, as possible...
Hi Yves, This is an excellent summary. With your approval, I would like to post this info on i18n.com because it will be very useful info for our readers. I...
Just a quick hello as I've just joined the group I'll probably lurk for a while and just read but thought it would be a good time to wish everyone a happy Xmas...
Hello all, I joined the group in December and was looking forward to lots of healthy debate and good advice. Particularly around the issues of website...
Hi John, This list is inactive because the work done of HTML and XML localization aspects is now done by several more official groups, mostly: - The W3C GEO...
I will be out of the office starting January 21, 2004 and will not return until February 2, 2004. I will respond your message when I return. If you have sth...
Hello everyone, As we all know, the LISA-ITS list has been "hibernating" for some time now. The main reason for this was because the work of defining an...
Hello, The third Working Draft of the Internationalization Tag Set (ITS) is now available for comments at <http://www.w3.org/TR/its/>. This set of elements and...
Hello, The Last Call Working Draft of the "Internationalization Tag Set (ITS)" specification is now available for comments in <http://www.w3.org/TR/its/>. A...
Hello, The "Internationalization Tag Set (ITS)" specification has advance to Candidate Recommendation. The specification is available for comments at ...
Hello, Just a note to let you know that the "Internationalization Tag Set (ITS)" specification has advanced to Proposed Recommendation. The specification is...
Hi Yves, I was wondering if you could give me a little information about the rationale behind choosing RelaxNG as the one-stop schema for ITS. I am in the...
Hi Raymond, ... Actually Relax NG is not the "one-stop schema for ITS". The ITS vocabulary is provided in 4 formats: XML DTD, XML Schema, Relax NG compact...
Hi Yves, If I am not misreading you, things can basically go in any direction depending on who is making the choices. Though you believe it could definitely be...
Hello everyone, The "Best Practices for XML Internationalization" document has been published as a W3C Work Group Note. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-i18n-bp/ ...
Hello, Following the publication of all deliverables of the ITS Working Group, the ITS Interest Group has been created. The mission of the Internationalization...
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