"Juergen Hermann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sat, 01 Sep 2001 11:24:40 +0200, Juergen Hermann wrote:
>
> >>Two tests in oasis/ fail that should have passed:
> >>And two tests in oasis/ pass that should have failed:
> >
> >Well, I have 272 failures with strict checking, and that seems a little high
> >to me. ;)
>
> It is too high, for example, this test fails:
>
> <TEST URI="invalid/id03.xml" ID="id03" SECTIONS="3.3.1" TYPE="invalid">
> Tests the One ID per Element Type VC</TEST>
>
> --- id03 Sun Microsystems XML Tests (cf. 3.3.1) ------------------------------
> Tests the One ID per Element Type VC
>
> HI No error for invalid document reported
> sun\invalid/id03.xml
> None
>
>
> Now, given the test document below, I do NOT see how that tests the ID
> constraints (given the fact there are no IDs at all).
>
>
> sun/invalid/id03.xml:
>
> <!DOCTYPE root SYSTEM "../valid/sa.dtd" [
> <!ATTLIST attributes
> id2 ID #IMPLIED
> >
> ]>
Because ../valid/sa.dtd defines that ATTLIST of <attributes> to be:
<!ATTLIST attributes
token (a|b|c) "a"
notation (nonce|foo|bar) #IMPLIED
nmtoken NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
nmtokens NMTOKENS #IMPLIED
id ID #IMPLIED
idref IDREF #IMPLIED
idrefs IDREFS #IMPLIED
entity ENTITY #IMPLIED
entities ENTITIES #IMPLIED
cdata CDATA #IMPLIED
>
So it already has an 'id' attribute of type ID. Looks like a failure
to me.
jas.
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