Hello Aguna
I don't have any firm plans to release a new version of XHTMLImporter right now.
That said, as a service to Plutext's commercial customers, we do publish jars "on-demand".
I know I've pointed this out to you before, but support in this forum is on an "as we feel like it" basis. I've noticed you have a number of specific requirements, some of which aren't at the top of my priority list... much as I'd like to be able to solve everything for you. So if you'd like to discuss commercial arrangements for help with your outstanding issues, please email
sales@plutext.comPaying for commercial support is a win-win-win:
- win for you/your employer: your issues get attended to; peace of mind
- win for docx4j and other docx4j users: docx4j improves
- win for Plutext: we can invest even more in docx4j
We understand that many/most users of an open source project don't pay, and that some of these contribute in other ways, and we're fine with that. However, there isn't really any excuse for large enterprises users, who have committed to using a project, not to contribute back to it (financially or otherwise). In the case of docx4j, there are a number of large enterprise users (eg government, banking/finance customers) (not to mention ISV's and development houses) who support the project commercially - for which we are very grateful - but many who thus far, have not. Usually its because it is "too hard" to get approval for the expenditure. But all good things take some effort
cheers .. Jason