Bob Foster
Jason wrote:
Hi Alistair,
I'm not sure why you can't parse the xml. I've looked at this a bit more and it seems that the Oracle parser is reporting the xml delcaration as a Processing Instruction. It never occurred to me but I guess that the xml declaration does follow the PI format. So, I guess the question is, is it a PI or isn't it?
-jason
--- Alistair Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
using xerces through JAXP, if this line is present, I get a SAXException every time when parsing the doc, along the lines of xml element not allowed here. I have to remove the line before the doc will parse. Am I missing something?
thanks, Alistair
-- Alistair Young Senior Software Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mòr Ostaig Isle of Skye Scotland
Hello,
Consider the following xml snippet:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <foo TYPE="bar"> </foo>
I have some code which uses a jaxp DocumentBuilder
to
parse this xml and then walk to tree and do
various
things. This code works fine with xerces (1.4.x
and
2.2.x) but when it's deployed in the Oracle 10g application server which uses it's own jaxp implementation there are problems. It turns out
that
the xerces Document resulting from the parse has
only
one child which is the 'foo' element while the
Oracle
Document has two - the first is the xml
declaration
and the second is the 'foo' element.
Obviusly I can code around this easily enough but
I'm
wondering which behavior is correct with respect
to
the standard or if the standard even applies. Possibly the implemenations are free to make
whichever
choice they want? Thanks in advance.
-jason
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