If I have validation does my program need internet access?
Johnathan Mark Smith
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-Original Message-
From: Jeffrey Ro
Hi Jonathan,
When I run your xml document through sax.SAXCount with validation
on with the latest cvs build I get:
java sax.SAXCount -v ldapfeedwriter.xml
[Error] ldapfeedwriter.xml:5:15: Element type "file-name2" must be declared.
[Error] ldapfeedwriter.xml:13:10: The content of element type "file
One thing that I would like to bring up. is that if I have a dtd file like this
one
and the following xml file
DavidRichards.csv
pw411.pwj.com
cn=directory manager
333
The addition of the hasAttributes() method was decided by the W3C DOM WG
last week on my request. I implemented it right away and didn't realize
xalan depended on this interface and would break. Sorry about that.
It is trivial to fix though.
Note that the addition of this method was motivated by th
Dean Roddey asks
> What is this UTF-8 BOM stuff? I've never heard of such a thing. Given
the
> form of UTF-8, why would it need a BOM? Its a multi-byte encoding, so
there
> are no components of it larger than a byte.
That was pretty much my first reaction also. Checking with the ICU folks,
tho
There were cases where the xml files had BOM marks and the encoding specified
was utf-8. In those situation the parser's unable to recognize those files.
This change causes the UTF-8 BOM to be completely ignored for any ASCII family
encoding.
Andy H had a valid question though - should the BOM o
What is this UTF-8 BOM stuff? I've never heard of such a thing. Given the
form of UTF-8, why would it need a BOM? Its a multi-byte encoding, so there
are no components of it larger than a byte.
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Dean Roddey
The CIDLib C++ Frameworks
Charmed Quark Software
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