JRefactory adapts their code to changes in jaxen/saxpath
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<h3>
issue of line ending with PrettyPrinter task
</h3>
<p>
Antoine L&eacute;vy-Lambert  had found a problem with the PrettyPrinter task supplied by 
<a href="http://jrefactory.sourceforge.net/">JRefactory</a>.
Without any clear announcement, the JRefactory team had changed their 
<a href="http://jrefactory.sourceforge.net/Main_components_prettyprint.html">PrettyPrinter
task</a> to delegate processing of line endings to the ant fixcrlf task - which is good.
<more/>
As a consequence, the acceptable values for the lineending setting of PrettyPrinter
changed to become the one's of ant's fixcrlf task.
</p><p>
This caused the build of xdoclet to fail around mid January.
</p><p>
Antoine entered a bug report in the bug tracking system of JRefactory,
and also asked the xdoclet team to adapt their build file to the new behavior of
PrettyPrinter, which they did.

<a href="http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=877400&group_id=13219&atid=113219">
pretty.settings end.line property comments need a fix</a>
</p><p>
Mike Atkinson seems to have worked on this issue yesterday (March 25th 2004).
</p>
<h3>
jaxen/saxpath changes
</h3>
<p>
Due to changes in jaxen, which has absorbed saxpath, JRefactory had
a compilation failure.
</p><p>
Antoine sent a mail to the JRefactory mailing list on the 24th of March,
and Mike Atkinson fixed the faulty org.acm.seguin.pmd.jaxen.DocumentNavigator
yesterday (March 25th).
</p><p>
So, yes, human nagging is effective. When it is effective, and how you do 
it diplomatically is another issue.
</p>