Paul Merlin a écrit :
> Moreover, Map keys can be something else than a String, they can be a
> Number, a Date et...
And in fact, Maps keys could be a "complex" type, like some Value.
Good point!! There is similar issue around escaping in JSON for values in
maps, which needs to be addressed. I guess the same mechanism could be used
to escape XML tagnames as well.
Niclas
On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 1:49 PM, Paul Merlin wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Java allow UTF-8 characters in method na
Hey,
Java allow UTF-8 characters in method names.
This could lead to illegal characters in tag namesif Value Properties
accessor name is used.
Moreover, Map keys can be something else than a String, they can be a
Number, a Date et...
BTW, I'm not using the StAX serialization in any of my apps.
Illegal characters :-)
Den 12/07/2015 20.27 skrev "Kent Sølvsten" :
> Not able to analyse from My holliday on crete. But: provided we wont run
> into trouble with illegal charterselskaber in XML elements i agree . I
> Thing the default should be changed for 3.0 though.
> Den 12/07/2015 16.58 skr
Not able to analyse from My holliday on crete. But: provided we wont run
into trouble with illegal charterselskaber in XML elements i agree . I
Thing the default should be changed for 3.0 though.
Den 12/07/2015 16.58 skrev "Niclas Hedhman" :
> Gang,
> The StaxValueSerialization format is very ve
Gang,
The StaxValueSerialization format is very verbose, and possibly only
suitable with an XML browser (i.e. a regular browser with a CSS to make it
into tables)
>From testcase;
number42nullStringemptyStringstringListanotherNullanotherListNullanotherListEmptytestEnumsomevaluefoo_typeorg.qi4j.test
