/Michael Glavassevich/:
This feature [1] has been busted for so long I sometimes wonder if it was
ever implemented in any version of Xerces 2.x. I once looked back through
the CVS history and couldn't find any evidence that it existed anywhere
but Xerces 1.x. I've forgotten what file (or what version of that file) I
saw it in.
Thank you for the clarification. I can see a constant for that
feature identifier defined in 'org.apache.xerces.impl.Constants'.
If I can determine precisely what this feature actually used to
do I'd be willing to take a stab at it if folks are interested.
[1] http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-506
When an element declaration for an element being validated is
missing, an error is emitted:
<!DOCTYPE doc-root [
<!ELEMENT doc-root (elem-one,elem-two?)>
<!ELEMENT elem-one (#PCDATA)>
]>
<doc-root>
<elem-one> foo </elem-one>
<elem-two> bar </elem-two>
</doc-root>
I guess this feature should trigger warning for missing element
declarations (after the DTD has been loaded) for identifiers used in
content models, although validation for these identifiers might not
be necessary as in:
<!DOCTYPE doc-root [
<!ELEMENT doc-root (elem-one,elem-two?)>
<!ELEMENT elem-one (#PCDATA)>
]>
<doc-root>
<elem-one> foo </elem-one>
</doc-root>
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Stanimir
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