Hello,
Well, I found the culprit that reorders the elements in the tree. When
printing via OutputStream, the code gets a list of elements from the
Vector registryList. that vector is FIFO, and keeps things in order.
When printing via PrintWriter, you get a list of "child" elements via
the hashtable, which does /not/ keep things in a FIFO. What was the
thinking behind this? Once I changed the code in output(PrintWriter) to
use the registryList instead of registry, the elements all printed out
fine. I can post the patch if anyone is wondering.
Also, the filter class should be fixed to /not/ filter whitespace if the
element is an XML object. Currently it is doing this:
<tag>this is my sentence. I just left two spaces</tag>
and filtering it to
<tag>this is my sentence. I just left two spaces</tag>
While the filter should correctly convert entities, it should not rip
out spaces at end of sentences. I'll fix that later today.
Anyway, I am curious as to why a hashtable was used when it won't keep
things in a "FIFO" order, which is important when printing the tags.
Thanks,
Seth
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