| Whitespace is not collapsed for objects generated from xs:Name and xs:NMTOKEN types [message #412174] |
Thu, 16 August 2007 18:07  |
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Hi
I've generated an EMF model from a set of XSD schemas, and everything is
fine, except for whitespace handling.
The schemas make use of xs:Name and xs:NMTOKEN types. These type have the
"whiteSpace" facet as "collapse".
However with the generated model code, I am not getting whitespace being
stripped when the data is read, so for
example, reading the XML fragment:
<something>
ABCD
</something>
(something is an element of type xs:Name)
results in a value being returned from the model as "<cr><sp><sp>ABCD<cr>",
not "ABCD".
Is there some setting or option that I can specify, either at generation or
runtime, that will make the model strip whitespace for these types?
Many thanks
David
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| Re: Whitespace is not collapsed for objects generated from xs:Name and xs:NMTOKEN types [message #412175 is a reply to message #412174] |
Thu, 16 August 2007 19:04  |
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David,
I suppose methods like this in XMLTypeFactoryImpl should do that
processing kind of white space processing:
public String createName(String literal)
{
return literal;
}
Open a bugzilla and I'll look more closely at this issue. Probably it's
best to address this only in 2.4, since a change in behavior could
potentially be disruptive...
In the mean time, you can use XMLTypeUtil.normalize to accomplish this
goal...
David Lear wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've generated an EMF model from a set of XSD schemas, and everything is
> fine, except for whitespace handling.
>
> The schemas make use of xs:Name and xs:NMTOKEN types. These type have the
> "whiteSpace" facet as "collapse".
> However with the generated model code, I am not getting whitespace being
> stripped when the data is read, so for
> example, reading the XML fragment:
>
> <something>
> ABCD
> </something>
>
> (something is an element of type xs:Name)
>
> results in a value being returned from the model as "<cr><sp><sp>ABCD<cr>",
> not "ABCD".
>
>
> Is there some setting or option that I can specify, either at generation or
> runtime, that will make the model strip whitespace for these types?
>
> Many thanks
>
> David
>
>
>
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David,<br>
<br>
I suppose methods like this in XMLTypeFactoryImpl should do that
processing kind of white space processing:<br>
<blockquote><small> public String createName(String literal)</small><big><br>
</big><small> {</small><big><br>
</big><small> return literal;</small><big><br>
</big><small> }</small><big><br>
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Open a bugzilla and I'll look more closely at this issue. Probably
it's best to address this only in 2.4, since a change in behavior could
potentially be disruptive...<br>
<br>
In the mean time, you can use XMLTypeUtil.normalize to accomplish this
goal...<br>
<br>
<br>
David Lear wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi
I've generated an EMF model from a set of XSD schemas, and everything is
fine, except for whitespace handling.
The schemas make use of xs:Name and xs:NMTOKEN types. These type have the
"whiteSpace" facet as "collapse".
However with the generated model code, I am not getting whitespace being
stripped when the data is read, so for
example, reading the XML fragment:
<something>
ABCD
</something>
(something is an element of type xs:Name)
results in a value being returned from the model as " <cr><sp><sp>ABCD&a mp;lt;cr> ",
not "ABCD".
Is there some setting or option that I can specify, either at generation or
runtime, that will make the model strip whitespace for these types?
Many thanks
David
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