From time to time I get XML parsing exceptions even though I disabled
data validation.
If c-data contains any character whose ordinal value is greater than 127
the XML parser raises an exception.
I realize fpc's parser is not the only one with this problem. So who's
infinite wisdom decided that C-Data cannot have non-keyed input!?!
Is there a ANY case where dropping c-data is OK just because a user
hasn't entered it? I'm just curious... I can't seem to find any good
reason as to why this happened other than to force UTF or some other
encoding on everyone.
The XML parser already has options for Validation. I'm hoping to get
someone on the team to add a one line if Validation=true then check the
values else just parse it already.
http://mantis.freepascal.org/view.php?id=22990
Another thing would be to have an exception level event. There is an
event there, but still the exception is raised the event is called -
stopping the parsing and throwing a wrench in my streaming application
logic.
In a world where XML is just about the primary choice for data
transmission - I think we take speed as the ut-most priority and don't
use such a pivotal technology as a tool to get what someone else wants.
The bottom-line inference here is that WE ALL must encode ALL DATA
before it can be streamed / parsed. That's bad news and EXPENSIVE.
Therefore, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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