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Carlos Villela

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Carlos Villela is a Java developer working mostly with web technologies and AOP.
Open Source Java CSS Parsers? Posted: Jul 8, 2003 9:43 PM
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I'm trying to find a CSS2 parser for Inectis' administrative interface (so you can style content without using fixed markup, like <b>, <i> or <font> tags)

So far, I found Steady State's CSS2 Parser, which conforms to the Simple API for Cascading Style Sheets spec, version 1.2, Batik's implementation (available at Apache's CVS) and Flute, both conforming to 1.2 as well. W3C provides an implementation for the 1.3 version of the spec, and I'm thinking about using it.

Anyone tried these guys and can comment on their pros, cons, and add some general rants? :)

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