Hi Jorg,
Sorry about the XStream typo, my email likes to autocorrect.
I ran the test using each of the StaxDriver Impls you suggested and here
are the results:
StaxDriver = Fail
BEAStaxDriver = Success
WstxDriver = Fail
SjsxpDriver = Success
To add to my confusion I checked out the xstream source and ran the unit
tests for the StaxReaderTest and it passed.
I am using xstream 1.4.3.
Also to confirm Xstream does not support writing CDATA? So I will have to
extend say the StaxWriter to do so since the XMLStreamWriter supports it.
Thanks,
Keith
On 2/27/13 12:08 PM, "Jörg Schaible" <joerg.schai...@gmx.de> wrote:
>Hi Keith,
>
>Wire, Keith C wrote:
>
>> Hi Jorg,
>>
>> I created a simple test as you recommended, and the results were as I
>> expected. The CDATA contents were not read. Here is the test:
>>
>> @Test
>> Public void testReadCdata(){
>> Xstream xstream = new Xstream(new StaxDriver());
>
>XStream ?
>
>> String contents = "<tag>my data conents</tag>";
>> String xml = "<string><![CDATA[" + contents + "]]></string>";
>> String results = (String) xstream.fromXML(xml);
>> assertEquals(contents, results);
>> }
>>
>> "results" is always empty.
>> I'm using Oracle Java 1.6_033.
>
>I am running 1.6.0_41, but that should not make any difference. All XML
>drivers can read this flawlessly.
>
>Can you replace StaxDriver and run this test with
>BEAStaxDriver|WstxDriver|
>SjsxpDriver one time each and report what happens?
>
>> I also wrote a test to write "CDATA" and it is always encoding "<" & ">"
>> characters like "lt&;", etc.
>
>XStream does not write CDATA.
>
>> What am I doing wrong?
>
>Just from the code here - nothing. What version of XStream you're running?
>
>- Jörg
>
>
>
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