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Posted to dev@cocoon.apache.org by Torsten Curdt <tc...@dff.st> on 2001/10/05 16:12:33 UTC
empty tag name - a bug?
Can a transformation really make a tag loose it's name?!
Or is this a bug?!
I realized the following strange behaviour:
<myns:tag>
<myns:tag>something</myns:tag>
text
<othertag>bla</othertag>
</myns:tag>
After a transformation (and this fragment is copied
by the copying default template) I get
<myns:tag>
<myns:tag>something</myns:tag>
text
< xmlns="http://www.dff.st/myns">bla</>
</myns:tag>
from the XML Serializer. NO TAG NAME??
I will investigate further and have a look into
the events itself with the beautiful log transform :)
But this should be possible at all, should it?!
--
Torsten
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Re: empty tag name - a bug?
Posted by Stefano Mazzocchi <st...@apache.org>.
Torsten Curdt wrote:
>
> Can a transformation really make a tag loose it's name?!
> Or is this a bug?!
>
> I realized the following strange behaviour:
>
> <myns:tag>
> <myns:tag>something</myns:tag>
> text
> <othertag>bla</othertag>
> </myns:tag>
>
> After a transformation (and this fragment is copied
> by the copying default template) I get
>
> <myns:tag>
> <myns:tag>something</myns:tag>
> text
> < xmlns="http://www.dff.st/myns">bla</>
> </myns:tag>
>
> from the XML Serializer. NO TAG NAME??
>
> I will investigate further and have a look into
> the events itself with the beautiful log transform :)
>
> But this should be possible at all, should it?!
Ouch, no. Of course, not: the result is not well-formed XML.
Can you give us more info on how to recreate this? Thanks.
--
Stefano Mazzocchi One must still have chaos in oneself to be
able to give birth to a dancing star.
<st...@apache.org> Friedrich Nietzsche
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Re: empty tag name - a bug?
Posted by "Piroumian, Konstantin" <KP...@flagship.ru>.
You can get also empty attributes like this <tag =""> if you use SAX to
produce your XML. No validation is performed (at least in Xerces SAXParser)
at the creation stage. (setAttribute("", "", "", ...) - is enabled by the
parser).
Anyway, it's not a valid XML.
> Can a transformation really make a tag loose it's name?!
> Or is this a bug?!
>
> I realized the following strange behaviour:
>
> <myns:tag>
> <myns:tag>something</myns:tag>
> text
> <othertag>bla</othertag>
> </myns:tag>
>
> After a transformation (and this fragment is copied
> by the copying default template) I get
>
> <myns:tag>
> <myns:tag>something</myns:tag>
> text
> < xmlns="http://www.dff.st/myns">bla</>
> </myns:tag>
>
> from the XML Serializer. NO TAG NAME??
>
> I will investigate further and have a look into
> the events itself with the beautiful log transform :)
>
> But this should be possible at all, should it?!
> --
> Torsten
>
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