Vincent Siveton wrote:
Hi Lukas,
2009/8/19 Lukas Theussl <ltheu...@apache.org>:
IIUC, according to the xdoc schema it is perfectly legal to specify a
<title> in both <properties> and <head>, so throwing an Exception is not the
right solution IMO. I would prefer one of the following two alternatives:
Yes both are legal, but the doc doesn't specify which one is the
"official" title of a xdoc.
properties/title is required by the xsd and should have priority, head/title is
only there for compatibility with xhtml, but it is optional.
1) define and document which title gets used if both are specified and emit
a warning that the other is ignored
I was thinking about this idea but due to the parser impl, it will be
always head/title which emits a warn due to the exception actually.
IMHO head/title should be the right title, properties/title is more
for backward compatibility reasons. WDYT?
The other way round IMO. The properties/title is a required element, while
head/title is optional, and properties comes before head, so simply emit a warning
when a second title is encountered.
-Lukas
Cheers,
Vincent
