Issue 39 (#40)

* Remove idea files from repo

* Merge in urbancamo's branch pom.

* Merge in urbancamo's branch pom.

* - merge in urbancamo's branch source code to fix javadoc errors to allow release
 - update groupId in pom.xml to allow me to release via apache.

* - update groupId in pom.xml to allow me to release via apache.

* - updated docs.

* - version 3.0.6

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Co-authored-by: Mark Wickens <[email protected]>

.gitignore

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-.metadata/
+.metadata/
+/.idea/

README.md

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 # Moved to [https://github.com/urbancamo/javaapiforkml](https://github.com/urbancamo/javaapiforkml)
 
 Thank you to the Micromata for this project open sourcing this project.
-Due to issues with publishing new versions, [urbancamo](mailto:[email protected]) has decided to keep his own fork up-to-date with bug fixes and pull requests.
-He will endevour to keep dependencies security patched moving forward.
+The repository has been transferred to [urbancamo](mailto:[email protected]) for onward maintenance.
+He will endeavour to keep dependencies security patched moving forward.
 Thank you to those who previously submitted pull requests.
 
-The [forked version](https://github.com/urbancamo/javaapiforkml) supports Java 11+.
+If you are currently running version 2 then you will need to change the `groupId` from 
+`de.micromata.jak` to `uk.m0nom` to be able to use versions from `3.0.0` onwards.
+
+```xml
+<!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/uk.m0nom/javaapiforkml -->
+<dependency>
+    <groupId>uk.m0nom</groupId>
+    <artifactId>javaapiforkml</artifactId>
+    <version>${project.version}</version>
+</dependency>
+```
 
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-The main goal of the Java API for KML (JAK) is to provide automatically generated full reference implementation of the KML object model defined by OGC’s KML standard and Google’s GX extensions. It is an object orientated API that enables the convenient and easy use of KML in existing Java environments.
+The main goal of the Java API for KML (JAK) is to provide automatically generated full reference implementation of the 
+KML object model defined by OGC’s KML standard and Google’s GX extensions. It is an object orientated API that enables 
+the convenient and easy use of KML in existing Java environments.
 
-KML is an XML-based language schema that describes and visualizes geographic data. The language is often used in 2D web based maps and 3D virtual globes. Originally developed for Google Earth as a means of maintaining and exchanging geographical data, the language was defined by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) as a standard in April 2008. So far, many virtual globes, like for example NASA’s Earth Wind and Microsoft’s Virtual Earth, have adopted the KML language as their data format of choice.
+KML is an XML-based language schema that describes and visualizes geographic data. The language is often used in 2D web 
+based maps and 3D virtual globes. Originally developed for Google Earth as a means of maintaining and exchanging 
+geographical data, the language was defined by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) as a standard in April 2008. 
+So far, many virtual globes, like for example NASA’s Earth Wind and Microsoft’s Virtual Earth, have adopted the KML
+language as their data format of choice.
 
-In order to ensure convenient and easy use of KML in existing Java-systems, an object oriented API is necessary. APIs for XML dialects are implemented using two layers. The current official XML schema of KML in conjunction with the JAXB technology is used to generate Java class representations automatically. KML’s schema is a document describing the correct syntax of KML files and can, therefore, be used for validating the corresponding KML files. The semantic application layer, which is found on top of the JAXB layer, is abstracted from the raw generated classes and defines a well-shaped API.
+In order to ensure convenient and easy use of KML in existing Java-systems, an object oriented API is necessary. 
+APIs for XML dialects are implemented using two layers. The current official XML schema of KML in conjunction with the
+JAXB technology is used to generate Java class representations automatically. KML’s schema is a document describing 
+the correct syntax of KML files and can, therefore, be used for validating the corresponding KML files. The semantic
+application layer, which is found on top of the JAXB layer, is abstracted from the raw generated classes and defines
+a well-shaped API.
 
-This API provides easy out-of-the-box access to KML for the user (resp. the developer). This project created, a Java API for KML (short: JAK) in order to enable this.
+This API provides easy out-of-the-box access to KML for the user (resp. the developer). This project created, a Java
+API for KML (short: JAK) in order to enable this.
 
-A high level documentation can be found at: https://web.archive.org/web/20170316194859/http://labs.micromata.de/projects/jak.html
+A high level documentation can be found at:
+https://web.archive.org/web/20170316194859/http://labs.micromata.de/projects/jak.html
 
 The current JARs can be obtained via Maven or at the Download page: