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Radu Coravu updated XERCESJ-1754:
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Description:
I validate an XML with an XML Schema 1.1 file.
On the first validation the XML is reported valid.
On the second validation I re-use the parser, the ID values inside elements are
reported as duplicate and I get errors like this reported:
{code}Message: cvc-type.3.1.3: The value 'thing122' of element 'uid' is not
valid.{code}
Looking at the method
org.apache.xerces.impl.xs.XMLSchemaValidator.reset(XMLComponentManager), there
is a fast return inside it:
{code} if (!parser_settings) {
// parser settings have not been changed
fValidationManager.addValidationState(fValidationState);
// the node limit on the SecurityManager may have changed so need
to refresh.
nodeFactory.reset();
// Re-parse external schema location properties.
XMLSchemaLoader.processExternalHints(
fExternalSchemas,
fExternalNoNamespaceSchema,
fLocationPairs,
fXSIErrorReporter.fErrorReporter);
return;
}{code}
and this means all the code which for example cleared the IDs cache:
{code} // reset ID Context
if (fIDContext != null) {
fIDContext.clear();
}{code}
is no longer executed.
was:
I validate an XML with an XML Schema 1.1 file.
On the first validation the XML is reported valid.
On the second validation I re-use the parser, the ID values inside elements are
reported as duplicate and I get errors like this reported:
{code}Message: cvc-type.3.1.3: The value 'thing122' of element 'uid' is not
valid.{code}
Looking at the method
org.apache.xerces.impl.xs.XMLSchemaValidator.reset(XMLComponentManager),
sometime probably in the Xerces 2.12.2 release there was a fast return added to
it:
{code} if (!parser_settings) {
// parser settings have not been changed
fValidationManager.addValidationState(fValidationState);
// the node limit on the SecurityManager may have changed so need
to refresh.
nodeFactory.reset();
// Re-parse external schema location properties.
XMLSchemaLoader.processExternalHints(
fExternalSchemas,
fExternalNoNamespaceSchema,
fLocationPairs,
fXSIErrorReporter.fErrorReporter);
return;
}{code}
and this means all the code which for example cleared the IDs cache:
{code} // reset ID Context
if (fIDContext != null) {
fIDContext.clear();
}{code}
is no longer executed.
> XMLSchemaValidator reset no longer resets id validation caches
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>
> Key: XERCESJ-1754
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1754
> Project: Xerces2-J
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: XML Schema 1.1 Structures
> Reporter: Radu Coravu
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: test.xml, test.xsd
>
>
> I validate an XML with an XML Schema 1.1 file.
> On the first validation the XML is reported valid.
> On the second validation I re-use the parser, the ID values inside elements
> are reported as duplicate and I get errors like this reported:
> {code}Message: cvc-type.3.1.3: The value 'thing122' of element 'uid' is not
> valid.{code}
> Looking at the method
> org.apache.xerces.impl.xs.XMLSchemaValidator.reset(XMLComponentManager),
> there is a fast return inside it:
> {code} if (!parser_settings) {
> // parser settings have not been changed
> fValidationManager.addValidationState(fValidationState);
> // the node limit on the SecurityManager may have changed so need
> to refresh.
> nodeFactory.reset();
> // Re-parse external schema location properties.
> XMLSchemaLoader.processExternalHints(
> fExternalSchemas,
> fExternalNoNamespaceSchema,
> fLocationPairs,
> fXSIErrorReporter.fErrorReporter);
> return;
> }{code}
> and this means all the code which for example cleared the IDs cache:
> {code} // reset ID Context
> if (fIDContext != null) {
> fIDContext.clear();
> }{code}
> is no longer executed.
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