Andy, now I get:

file:/XML/1998/06/xmlspec-v20.dtd; Line 569; Column 19
The attribute type is required in the declaration of attribute "FIXED" for
element "bibl".

I also sometimes get an addSymbolToCache output, which I suppose is
debugging output?

And still, sometimes:

file:/XML/1998/06/xmlspec-v20.dtd; Line 466; Column 23
White space is required before the attribute name in the attribute-list
declaration for element "{0}".

and

%file:/XML/1998/06/xmlspec-v20.dtd; Line 600; Column 35
The attribute type is required in the declaration of attribute "IMPLIED"
for element "issue".

As I said, this is running with Xalan/DTM, which subclasses the parser, so
it could be something funky that I'm doing. �We should set up the test with
the same docs with just the parser running.

-scott


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Scott,

I have synchronized access to the static fields and committed
the changes. Please update the following files and check to
see if your problem goes away.

�org/apache/xerces/readers/StringReader.java
�org/apache/xerces/utils/CharDataChunk.java
�org/apache/xerces/utils/StringPool.java
�org/apache/xerces/utils/UTF8DataChunk.java

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