[ http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-61?page=all ]
Dennis Sosnoski resolved JIBX-61:
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Resolution: Won't Fix
I still don't see an issue here, so I'm marking this resolved/won't fix. If a
marshalling operation fails you *can* reuse the writer without a problem as far
as I can see, since all the data structures are properly cleaned up by the
reset() operation. Naturally, the output stream you were writing previously
won't be a valid XML document, and you need to discard the partial output
document and set a new stream for the new marshalling operation - but that's
just the nature of XML.
> XMLWriterBase's reset() does not reset namespace prefixes
> ---------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: JIBX-61
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-61
> Project: JiBX
> Type: Bug
> Components: core
> Versions: CVS
> Reporter: Chris Chen
> Assignee: Dennis Sosnoski
>
>
> Say you are writing to an output stream with namespace prefixes.
> writer.startTagNamespaces(2, "stream", new int[] { 2, 3 }, new String[] {
> "stream", "" });
> When you reset the writer either by calling reset() or setOutput(), the
> namespace prefixes are not closed. You must close the tag by calling
> endTag() in order for the namespaces to be closed properly. However, it is
> not guaranteed that the endTag() will be called for each corresponding
> startTagNamespaces().
> The situation can occur either if the stream is unexpectedly closed or if a
> setOutput() is explicitly called before writing out the end tag. In such
> cases, the namespaces must be closed and resetted in order for the writer to
> be reused. Otherwise, the writer will always think those namespaces have
> already been defined, thus making the xml writer not recyclable as intended.
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