The XMLObjectBase.set(String) method truncates trailing space in the string
that is passed to this method.
On further research I found that this behavior is dictated by the
wscanon_rule in the XmlWhitespace object. So if the wscanon_rule() is set to
1 or 2 the trailing space will be fine, but if it is 3 the trailing space is
trimmed.
Unfortunately it looks like the get_wscanon_rule() is hard-coded to return a
3 in the XmlWhiteSpace object.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions to get around this issue.
Here is the call hierarchy for this problem -
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XMLObjectBase.set(String)
XMLObjectBase.set_String(String)
ws = apply_wscanon(v)
XmlWhitespace.collapse(v, get_wscanon_rule())
//get_wscanon_rule() is
hard coded to 3, with WS rule set to 3 the trailing white space will be
stripped
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Thanks,
Nitin
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