 * W3C CSS level2 validator - modified build from 19-May-2001 archive
 *
 * by Mr. Tines <tines@ravnaandtines.com>
 *
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Installation
============
Add this zip file to your classpath for the JXHTML application to make the 
CSS validation level 2 (it will still *say* level 1 unless you also modify 
the properties file).  

This is a modified build from the 05-19-cssvalidator.zip archive on the W3C site;
I've modified it to build with Java 1.1 (I may port it to J# some day if
I can work around the problems with Class.getResource() in that platform),
made it detect xhtml by having a "<?" tag, to handle relative URLs with files,
and to not look out on the network for DTDs (as in the JXHTML jar).

Some of these may have been fixed in the CVS repository at w3c.org; the 
changes to not 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.

Source is not provided.  If you need source, you can start from the main-line
verion at w3c; if you really need my mods, then mail with [JXHTML CSS2 Source]
in the title, and I'll get back you.

