Re: [Axis2] Notes on underlying MXparser of OM

Aleksander Slominski Fri, 22 Apr 2005 19:34:47 -0700

jayachandra wrote:

Alek! The problem is that of localization. Businesses which publish local language wsdl's can not be understood by Axis2. The following (attached) XML file written in chinese/japanese couldn't be parsed by the MXParser. Parsing threw a XMLStreamException saying "start tag unexpected character \ub9" the moment it encountered a foreign character.

how did you do parsing? did you makes sure to pass Reader that is understanding UTF8 byte stream?

Other than yahoo group is their some kind of mailing list for stAX community?

yahoo group is the right place for this kind of questions.

I've some problem using yahoogroups

what problems do you have?

thanks,

alek

On 4/21/05, Aleksander Slominski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
jayachandra wrote:
1. The MXParser doesn't seem to support the UTF-8 character set fully.
Japanese XML files weren't parsed properly. In future, this could
throw a serious problem. This can have it's effect on the SOAP message
processing of foreign web services.
what is the problem? makes ure to send email about problems to
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stax_builders/
and file bug report(s) in bugzilla for StAX RI
(http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?product=STAX)
2. The DTDParser inside MXParser was failing to understand the DTD
declaration line(s) of several (complex?) DTDs. Though this might not
seem as a problem if you look at the SOAP message processing part of
it, but certainly with such a behaviour complete XML infoset support
can not be given to our OM.
are you actually testing validating or non-validating parser?
requirement for non-validating parser are different in regard to DTDs.
moreover DTDs are to be rejected by SOAP processor anyway ...
thanks,
alek
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Re: [Axis2] Notes on underlying MXparser of OM

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