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[validator] Investigate removing attribute
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[validator] Investigate removing <arg position=""> attribute
------- Additional Comments From niallp@apache.org 2004-11-11 15:06 -------
I think this is a good idea. Its not quite as straight forward as it initially
seems, since Arguments can be overriden for specific positions/validations.
IMO I think there should always be a 'default' Arg and that their position
should be the order they are in the XML. Args for specific validations should
either follow the 'default' Arg they're overriding or have the 'position'
specified.
I'm attaching a patch which does this to give people a chance to comment before
I apply it.
Niall
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