Thomas Dudziak wrote: > On 4/21/06, Tom Schindl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Well that's really interesting if you don't have a <!DOCTYPE> >>declaration in the source document but set the validation to true the >>entity resolver doesn't get called and you'll get a parsing exception. >>All test cases I've looked at don't have a <!DOCTYPE> in them and so the >>test are failing. >> >>I've now checked: >>java-1.4.2_04 >>java-1.5.2_02 >>java-1.5.2_06 > > > Sure, because how would the XML parser know against which DTD to > resolve without the DOCTYPE declaration ? > For the test cases we did not put in the DTD because that would only > make them slower. For me they are not failing however in Eclipse (not > even spitting out errors). >
Although that's reasonable there's a difference when you are loading a DTD or not because there are default-values provided by the DTD who are merged in automatically by the XML-Parser. Another problem is that even your testcases don't follow your own DTD e.g. TestDataReader.java defines an attribute defaultValue. > Tom > >
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