Re: End of line chars being treated as content by SAX

[Andy Taylor]

On closer inspection, the problem seems to be that the server is not ignoring any ignorable white space, including tabs spaces and end-of-line chars.

I see there is an include-ignorable-whitespace feature for DOM but can't seem to find anything similar for SAX.

Can anyone help me out?

Many thanks,
Andy

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>Subject: End of line chars being treated as content by SAX

>Date: Sun, 04 May 2003 15:42:58 +0100

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Hi, I'm having a problem when deploying my Java/SAX application from an OSX test environment to my Linux server.

 

I am using the following:

Test environment: OSX running Netbeans (with Tomcat4) Java 1.4.1, latest Xerces

Server: Linux running JRun Java 1.4.1, latest Xerces

 

I put some debugging into my SAX content handler, which displayed the current element name and characters. If I parse something like:

 

<element1>

  <element2>Testing1</element2>

  <element3>

    <element4>Testing2</element4>

  </element3>

</element1>

 

My test version would report:

element2 = Testing1

element4 = Testing2

 

..as expected. However, the version on my Linux server reports:

element1=

 

element2=Testing1

element1=

 

element3=

 

element4=Testing2

element3=

 

element1=

 

...which implies that Xerces is treating the end of line characters as actual content.

 

Can anyone explain what is going on? Is there a property/feature I should set which I haven't set? I have had problems in the past with NetBeans apparently "setting" certain properties for me which have caused problems when deploying on the server.

 

Best regards,
Andy

 

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Hi, I'm having a problem when deploying my Java/SAX application from an OSX test environment to my Linux server.

 

I am using the following:

Test environment: OSX running Netbeans (with Tomcat4) Java 1.4.1, latest Xerces

Server: Linux running JRun Java 1.4.1, latest Xerces

 

I put some debugging into my SAX content handler, which displayed the current element name and characters. If I parse something like:

 

<element1>

  <element2>Testing1</element2>

  <element3>

    <element4>Testing2</element4>

  </element3>

</element1>

 

My test version would report:

element2 = Testing1

element4 = Testing2

 

..as expected. However, the version on my Linux server reports:

element1=

 

element2=Testing1

element1=

 

element3=

 

element4=Testing2

element3=

 

element1=

 

...which implies that Xerces is treating the end of line characters as actual content.

 

Can anyone explain what is going on? Is there a property/feature I should set which I haven't set? I have had problems in the past with NetBeans apparently "setting" certain properties for me which have caused problems when deploying on the server.

 

Best regards,
Andy

 

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