[M2] Are pom.xml settings.xml really well-formed?

Hi all, I've just read haakon's blog Java Permgen space, String.intern, XML parsinghttp://www.thesorensens.org/?p%3D14 (pitty his permlink is broken), that's a memory problem caused by well formed XMLs, which is related to the usage of String.intern(), by the XML parser Xerces 2. ccording to

Re: [M2] Are pom.xml settings.xml really well-formed?

We don't use Xerces, never have, never will. On 9-Feb-08, at 8:47 AM, Roger Ye wrote: Hi all, I've just read haakon's blog Java Permgen space, String.intern, XML parsinghttp://www.thesorensens.org/?p%3D14 (pitty his permlink is broken), that's a memory problem caused by well formed XMLs,

Re: [M2] Are pom.xml settings.xml really well-formed?

Roger Ye wrote: The problem is that, the XML is not really well-formed, the tags actually contains data, e.g. data.6541237895.field1field one val/data.6541237895.field1 data.6541237895.field2field two val/data.6541237895.field2 This is well formed XML alright. Element names start with a