On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 11:12, Scott Cantor wrote:
> Note that this assumes you're validating, not just parsing. Parsing alone
> should *not* have the affect you're seeing, and that flag will mean nothing
> unless schema validation is on. Just checking.
I am indeed validating. I've found a workaroun
> Argh. Okay, I've switched to using the DOM3 calls to parse the XML, but
> I can't work out which particular DOMConfiguration setting to use to
> stop this from happening. Do you know which particular one does it?
> Setting datatype-normalization to false doesn't seem to cut it...
Hmm, that shoul
On Mon, 2004-12-20 at 06:15, Scott Cantor wrote:
> Are you validating the document while parsing it? If so, the only "fix" is
> to turn off data type normalization. With that enabled, which is the
> default, there is no way to prevent this behavior because it is mandated by
> the XSD spec.
Argh. O
I just paid attention that in OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA::OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA
(somewhere near line 143) when copying RSA key from EVP_PKEY, member
m_keyType is not initialized.
I didn't look deep into code and don't know what possible implications
this might cause (seems that nothing serious at all), but
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