 * W3C CSS level2 validator - modified from 19-May-2001 archive
 *
 * by Mr. Tines <tines@ravnaandtines.com>
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These are the modifications I made from the 05-19-cssvalidator.zip archive 
on the W3C site; I've modified it to build with Java 1.1 (as part of determining
the feasibility of the J# port - these changes will affect the use of 
java.util.Vector APIs), made it detect xhtml by having a "<?" tag, to handle 
relative URLs when they are file: URLs, and to not look out on the network for 
DTDs (as in the JXHTML jar).

Some of these issues may have been fixed in the CVS repository at w3c.org; the 
changes to use Java 1.1 and not to look on the network won't have been.  

This archive needs Apache Xerces-J for XML support; 2.4.0 certainly,
other Xerces-J 2.x versions from http://xml.apache.org may well work.

Full Source is not provided; only files changed in the org.w3c.css.css package.  
If you need full source, you can start from the main-line or archive version at 
w3c and mix these in.

