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Mark van Holsteijn updated XMLBEANS-357:
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Attachment: Saver.java
Saver.java~
The following change to the method entitizeAttrValue() in the class Saver
preserves the whitespace on output and implements the escaped characters for
attribute values too.
bash-3.2$ diff Saver.java Saver.java~
1366,1372c1366
< else if (ch == '\n')
< i = replace( i, " " );
< else if (ch == '\r')
< i = replace( i, " " );
< else if (isEscapedChar( ch ))
< i = replace( i, _replaceChar.getEscapedString( ch ) );
< else
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> else
> XMLBeans does not escape whitespace characters in attribute values on output
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>
> Key: XMLBEANS-357
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-357
> Project: XMLBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: XmlObject
> Affects Versions: Version 2.3
> Reporter: Mark van Holsteijn
> Attachments: Saver.java, Saver.java~
>
>
> When XMLBeans parses an XML attribute that contains newline character
> entities, it does preserve them but when the attribute value is sent to
> output the entity is not preserve causing lose of information.
> An example:
> <document>
> <property name="properties" value="
> line 1

> line 2

> line 3

> "/>
> </document>
> is outputted as
> <document>
> <property name="properties" value="
> line 1
> line 2
> line 3
> "/>
> </document>
> When this document is parsed again, the newlines in the attribute are lost
> (!)
> Adding the newline character to the saveSubstituteCharacters option using an
> XmlOptionsCharEscapeMap does not help for attribute values, only for elements.
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