Hi Dustin,
Good question... i checked the xml schema reference and could not find the
actual definition of the syntax of the schemaLocation attribute. That said,
even if the syntax allows it i can';t imagine it is used in practice very
often, and most certainly is discouraged i would think.
That said I think having the parser do a simple trim is no harm. If you want
to whip up a patch please do.
-Justin
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 7:28 PM, Dustin Parker <[email protected]>wrote:
> A particular WFS I was using emitted an xsi:schemaLocation with leading
> whitespace, which caused an ArrayIndexOutOutBounds exception in
> ParserHandler on line 277. I think the fix is to trim the attribute before
> splitting it (line 254), but is it legitimate to have whitespace at the
> beginning of that attribute?
>
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