Hi, I had the problem, that the parser (Xerces, newest release) I use has a feature activated, that normalizes values for attributes and elements. (see http://xml.apache.org/xerces2-j/features.html )
This feature is nice, but it seems that it also tries to normalize a CDATA section when XSD-validation is turned on. So whenever there is an element like <musicgenre><![CDATA[R&B]]></musicgenre> in an XML-file, the CDATA section causes an exception, because the normalization of "R&B" does not work. Note that normalization of "R & B" would work, but assume that I can't change the given xml. So, is this a bug or just a special feature of Xerces? Now I can turn off this feature by setting it via the setFeature(String,Boolean)-method to false, but ain't there a way to configure such (default-set-to-true-) features by a properties file? I know I can define the parser to use (JAXP properties etc.), but I can't define features that way? Imaging you have some unmarshalling classes generated automatically by JAXB and you are not able to set this feature there, so there ain't a chance to do this? Hard to imageing... Any comments welcome regards Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
