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Roded Bahat updated JCLOUDS-1510:
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Description:
This breaks XML validation on environment which have a non-UTF-8 compatible
default JVM charset.
Relatedly, ParseSax.validateXml (which is called by
convertStreamToStringAndParse) validates the XML by searching the String for a
'<' character at any location (as opposed to the first character). This can
have nondeterministic behavior in some cases since the AWS response contains
some random data.
PR is in the works.
was:
This breaks XML validation on environment which have a non-UTF-8 compatible
default JVM charset.
Relatedly, ParseSax.validateXml (which is called by
convertStreamToStringAndParse) validates the XML by searching the String for a
'<' character at any location (as opposed to the first character), it can have
nondeterministic behavior in some cases since the AWS response contains some
random data.
PR is in the works.
> ParseSax convertStreamToStringAndParse creates a String from bytes without
> specifying a charset
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> Key: JCLOUDS-1510
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCLOUDS-1510
> Project: jclouds
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Roded Bahat
> Priority: Minor
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> This breaks XML validation on environment which have a non-UTF-8 compatible
> default JVM charset.
> Relatedly, ParseSax.validateXml (which is called by
> convertStreamToStringAndParse) validates the XML by searching the String for
> a '<' character at any location (as opposed to the first character). This can
> have nondeterministic behavior in some cases since the AWS response contains
> some random data.
> PR is in the works.
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