DO NOT REPLY [Bug 24700] - DOMBuilder leaks memory

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Re: Xerces 2.4.0--delayed

Ill run all of of products based on xerces-c (and their regression tests) over the weekend. They looked OK earlier today as they did not use the new functionality so I cant see any problems. +1 Gareth On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Khaled Noaman wrote: > > > > > +1 for Monday. > > > >

Re: Xerces 2.4.0--delayed

+1 for Monday. Neil Gra

Xerces 2.4.0--delayed

Hi folks, As folks who extract code from CVS every 24 hours might have noticed, the sanity tets were broken for a few hours yesterday/today. It's all fixed now, and looks stable; but we thought it best to give the source a little time to settle before pushing out the new release. So the rele

RE: Parser

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Gareth Reakes wrote: > > You have to register an error handler. All errors get passed > through it and if you want to throw an exception then you can. Note that > this is for flexibility - you may want it to throw an exception and stop, I think the default behavior of th

DO NOT REPLY [Bug 25073] New: - XML Parser doesnt start on Unixware 7.1

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Re: FW: Xerces performance problems

Hi, can you take out everything but the parse and measure again? My test program parsing the large file (that you sent to me personally) takes well under 2 seconds. Gareth On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Peter Guyatt wrote: > Hi There, > > The document is 1.8 Meg but that 2.5 minutes i

FW: Xerces performance problems

Hi There, The document is 1.8 Meg but that 2.5 minutes is total time to Initialise, parse the document and Terminate the librarys, also it takes about 6 seconds in the Java GUI that I have written. It could be my code but it is virtually a clone of the way I process the DOM tree in java.

RE: Xerces performance problems

Yes you can. Gareth On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Peter Guyatt wrote: > Hi Gareth, > > I have just tried to email the XML file (in zip format) but it is being > rejected for being too large. > > Can I email it to you directly its about 90kb > > Thanks > > Pete > > -Original Message-

RE: Xerces performance problems

Hi Gareth, I have just tried to email the XML file (in zip format) but it is being rejected for being too large. Can I email it to you directly its about 90kb Thanks Pete -Original Message- From: Gareth Reakes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 November 2003 14:55 To: [EMAIL PR

Re: Xerces performance problems

Hi, what size is the document? If it is not to large then attach it. Is xerces-j takes 2.5 secs then this is a bug. Gareth On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Peter Guyatt wrote: > Hi There, > > I am having trouble parsing a document when using the Xerces-c-2.2.0 on > solaris 2.8, my prob

Re: Creating user friendly Error messages from Parsing.

Hi, take a look in the archives of the last 1 - 1.5 months. I described how it is possible to change error messages. If you need more info then give us a shout. Gareth On Thu, 27 Nov 2003, Chad Williamson wrote: > > > Hi all. > > I'm currently investigating which XML parser to

RE: Parser

Hey, You have to register an error handler. All errors get passed through it and if you want to throw an exception then you can. Note that this is for flexibility - you may want it to throw an exception and stop, but I can assure you that not everyone does. Gareth On Fri, 28 Nov 2003

RE: Parser

Title: Message       Well, it was my mistake because I didn't check return value of getErrorCount(), but it would be better IMO if Xerces would raise an exception here.   Best regards, Milan     -Original Message-From: Dean Roddey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, Novem

RE: Parser

Title: Message If that indeed happened, then it is a bug, not a feature. The parser would never do such a thing on purpose. Do you have an error handler installed to get error reports?   - Dean Roddey The Charmed Quark Controller [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.char

Parser

Title: Parser     I had bad XML document (opening and closing tags didn't match) and Xerces during parsing "fixed" this (and truncated half of the document). In my opinion Xerces should report an error in this case, not trying to "fix" well formness in XML document. Is there an option to dis