Hello,
I notice that the last version in the Maven repository is 1.4.0? Version
1.4.1 fixes major bug with UTF-8 (which makes 1.4.0 unusable with messages
containing international characters).
XML Security is used in the Spring-WS project. However, Spring-WS cannot
update its dependency until a n
Hi,
I have an application which uses xml security c 1.4.0
If the application is compiled using gcc (version 4.1.2) and the -pedantic
option, the compiler gives the following errors:
DSIGTransform.hpp:34: error: extra ‘;’
DSIGTransform.hpp:35: error: extra ‘;’
...
etc.
if I look at the source th
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=42986
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If you tell me how to upload it, I'll look into it.
--Sean
Robert Novotny wrote:
Hello,
I notice that the last version in the Maven repository is 1.4.0? Version
1.4.1 fixes major bug with UTF-8 (which makes 1.4.0 unusable with messages
containing international characters).
XML Security is used
> Is this intentional ? Should xml-security-c not be compiled with -pedantic
> or is it something which needs fixing in the xml security sources ?
It's a bug.
-- Scott
> > Is this intentional ? Should xml-security-c not be compiled with -pedantic
> > or is it something which needs fixing in the xml security sources ?
>
> It's a bug.
Though...I should note, I see a lot of code lying around that closes a
namespace block with a semicolon.
-- Scott
