Oops, forgot the list again ...
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That was the magic key I needed - setting xmlDoValidityCheckingDefaultValue
to 0 worked. Although I'm not sure where it had been set to 1 - I'll try to
track that down. I see it initialized to 0 in the xml code. Hmmm.
Thank you!
On another note, I still get that error from xmlSecAddIDs assertion doc != NULL
when I encrypt - that can be ignored, yes?
Thanks again!
meg
Aleksey Sanin wrote:
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> The document is validated during parsing only if you ask libxml to do so
> by setting parsing context "validate" member to 1 or by setting global
> variable "xmlDoValidityCheckingDefaultValue" to 1.
> Can you check the value of this variable before the call to xmlParseMemory?
> I would also suggest to step in the xmlParseMemory in the debugger and
> find out how the parsing context initialized.
>
> Aleksey
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