Re: [is this a bug?] Re: xs:string - Isn't whitespaces preserved by default?

I do setSave** (prettyPrint/PrintIndent) on XmlOptions object passed to xmlText(). The api doc clearly states that it'll reformat WhiteSpace chars. Shouldn't these apis honor the contract of underlying type definitions (like preserve WS chars for xs:string type,etc) irrespective of these Pretty

[is this a bug?] Re: xs:string - Isn't whitespaces preserved by default?

Isn't it a bug with XmlBeans in that xs:string type have whitespace chars removed when written using xmlText/other means? As per w3c standard, xs:string should have whitespace chars preserved by default. We don't need to define 'preserve' facets for this situation. -D --- Jacob Danner [EMAIL

xs:string - Isn't whitespaces preserved by default?

I have an xs:string type element to hold some regex expressions. I haven't put any restrictions/facets for this xs:string type. Isn't by default, it should preserve whitespace? Looks like the leading and trailing spaces are removed when I generate an XML using XmlBeans apis. In general, what is

Re: xs:string - Isn't whitespaces preserved by default?

How are you generating the XML. I'm not positive its whitespace is preserved if something like xmlText() is used. I might try something like an xs:normalizedString and the whitespace=preserve. -jacobd On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 4:57 PM, dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have an xs:string type