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Rick Rineholt closed TUSCANY-242:
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    Fix Version: Mx
     Resolution: Won't Fix

I understand that this would be a nice useablity feature.  However it's not 
clear from what I could find in the specification if ignoring the white space 
and crl/lf is proper behavior.  I would prefer to stay more conservative about 
what we accept in the SCDL than accept things we may later need to reject.  I 
would like to see in the SCA specification make it clear that this ok before we 
do this.

> SCDL loader should trim the whitespaces when the element text is parsed
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: TUSCANY-242
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-242
>      Project: Tuscany
>         Type: Bug

>   Components: Java SCA Model
>     Versions: M1
>     Reporter: Raymond Feng
>     Assignee: Rick Rineholt
>      Fix For: M1, Mx

>
> SCDL loader should trim the whitespaces when the element text is parsed.
> If I use the following SCDL section:
>       <entryPoint name="InteropDocService">
>               <interface.wsdl
>                       interface="http://soapinterop.org/#DocTestPortType"; />
>               <binding.ws port="http://soapinterop.org/#interopDocPort"; />
>               <reference>
>                       InteropDocServiceComponent/DocTestPortType
>               </reference>
>       </entryPoint>
> The \t, \n will show up as follows and the lookup will fail.
> targetURI= ServiceURIImpl  (id=119)
>       address= 
> "sca:////\n\t\t\tInteropDocServiceComponent/DocTestPortType\n\t\t"
>       isParsed= true
>       isSCAScheme= Boolean  (id=124)
>       moduleComponentName= ""
>       partName= "\n\t\t\tInteropDocServiceComponent"
>       serviceName= "DocTestPortType\n\t\t"
> Note:
> The following format works fine.
>       <reference>InteropDocServiceComponent/DocTestPortType</reference>

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