Boris,
> According to
> the XML 1.0 spec, section 3.3.3, leading and trailing whitespaces
> are discarded in attribute values only if the attribute type declared
> in DTD is not CDATA. Furthermore, any attribute for which there is no
> declaration should be treated as if declared CDATA. I believe this is
> exactly what happens in your case.
Yes, I saw that as well. In fact we use XSchema, not DTD. And the declarations
look like this:
<xs:attribute name="name" type="xs:string" use="required"/>
I don't *think* that is declaring it as CDATA is it? (I must admit I find the
XML specifications very hard to decipher!)
Jon
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