Apache Xerces2 J

The user is wrong. It makes no sense to use U+FF0B as a namespace prefix or almost anywhere else outside of typesetting. Honestly maybe not even there. It's not clear to me this is truly a distinct character, and perhaps shouldn't have been added to Read more

Unicode character Fullwidth Plus Sign not allowed in attribute value (XML 1.0)

The documentation for Xerces explicitly states that it supports XML 1.0 4th edition: https://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xml-20060816/. XML 1.0 5th edition (which you have linked to) was never implemented and there were never plans to implement it in Read more

Unicode character U+FF0B: Fullwidth Plus Sign not allowed in attribute value with XML 1.0 version. This XML fragment is reported by Xerces as invalid: "1.0"?> "https://iso20022.plus"> Element or attribute do not Read more

XercesJ 2.12.1 missing in maven repositories

I'm willing to bet this one is working as intended, and should simply be closed. There's not enough detail here to be certain, but it's probably a case of someone expecting a parser to roundtrip semantically insiginficant differences like CDATA Read more

Hi Mukul, thanks, I agree with your analysis. I think one reason we reuse the parser is for parsing the XML schema references only once as they will remain as information inside the parser. We could have probably used a grammar pool instead. We have Read more

Within your original XML schema document, attached within this bug report (test.xsd), you specify following on the top most xs:schema element, Read more

I've written a Java program, with following outline, to debug this issue, String xmlParserClass = "org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser"; String schemaFeature = "http://apache.org/xml/features/validation/schema"; String xmlDocument = "test.xml"; Read more

We are an XML editing tool so while the end user is editing the XML document, we validate each time the XML changes. So in our case, the XML Schema remains the same but we use the same "org.xml.sax.XMLReader" instance (the same object) created with Read more