Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
AFAIK XPP has always reported whitespace properly. Glue's Electric XML is the only parser I know of that discards whitespace between elements (though this may have become an option rather than hardwired behavior in recent versions).Fair enough if a feature is provided that allows ignorable ws to be just that. But that doesn't answer my question.
XPP3 is the current version of the XPP parser. XPP3 implements the XMLPull interface (http://www.xmlpull.org) and is compliant with the XML specification except with respect to DTDs and related issues (general entities, etc.). These generally aren't used for data-oriented XML, and I think they're actually forbidden by SOAP.XPP hs no business calling itself an XML anything if it doesn't square with XML 1.0. If it wants to be a SOAP processor, it should be renamed.
Bill de h�ra
