Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Thomas Pasch
If you use xercesImpl.jar with java 11 you will get the compile errors like this:
Modules jdk.xml.dom and xercesImpl export package org.w3c.dom.html to module asciidoctorj
This is because the xerces JAR share some (java class) code in the same
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Mukul Gandhi
Felt like sharing a little finding. Please look at the contents of the attachment, xs11val_loop.zip. I used a XSLT script to split your original XML document NEW_PROBLEM.xml, to multiple smaller ones which are in the folder 'docs'. Each smaller XML Read more
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Mukul Gandhi
Validation against asserts (1.1) is slow and takes up a lot of memory for larger files.
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Mukul Gandhi
It seems, we can't fix the issue raised in this bug report anytime soon without causing much change (and in a riskier way in terms of XSD 1.1 compliance) in Xerces's XSD 1.1 engine. The following alternatives are suggested in the meantime,
1) Use Read more
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Mukul Gandhi
Few other minor points.
1) You write in your XSD as following,
...
I'd suggest following (I believe, this is more commonly followed),
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Gerben Abbink
Hi,
The XML Schema is have uploaded is based on an official XML Schema from the Portuguese government. We cannot make changes in the actual schema.
I added extra Java parameters to increase to amount of memory that is available: -Xms8192m Read more
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Gerben Abbink
Hi,
The XML Schema is have uploaded is based on an official XML Schema from the Portuguese government. We cannot make changes in the actual schema.
I added extra Java parameters to increase to amount of memory that is available: -Xms8192m Read more
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Gerben Abbink
Validation against asserts (1.1) is slow and takes up a lot of memory for larger files.
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Mukul Gandhi
Thanks for the new test cases. The essential difference I see than your earlier example, is that your new XML document is much larger (its about 30MB. it has 889056 XML A elements, and should run on all of them).
My workstation capabilities Read more
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Posted
over 5 years
ago
by
Mukul Gandhi
Thanks for the new test cases. The essential difference I see than your earlier example, is that your new XML document is much larger (its about 30MB. it has 889056 XML A elements, and should run on all of them).
My workstation capabilities Read more
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