Hi Graham,
Please could you attach a complete self-contained example which reproduces this
behaviour?
Thanks,
Roger
On 15/09/2021, 13:52, "BEEK Graham" <graham.b...@capgemini.com.INVALID> wrote:
Hi,
I'm passing a buffer into a Xerces parser containing valid XML + characters
off the start of another XML message. These extra characters are:
\\x00\\x03a\\\'<?xml<file://x00/x03a/'%3c%3fxml> version=\\\'1.0\\\'
encoding=\\\'utf-8\\\'?>\\n<ses:myMessage <file://n%3cses:myMessage%20>
xmlns:cm="http:/
The '\' appearances are due to the way the logging is displayed to me, but
essentially as there is no closing tag for "myMessage" (or any closing quotes
for the URL) it is not valid XML. But the parser returns that it is valid
against the XSD.
Is this known behaviour? I would have expected the created parser to return
that it is invalid.
Thanks,
Graham
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