Hi Christian,
I suppose that's the Turing Test at play :-) What I
consider inconsequential means nothing to the parser.
I didn't consider that the schema would be this issue--I
got the template for my plan from my PMC lead and didn't think to modify any of
that stuff. When I said I had "more than passing familiarity" with XML,
what I meant was "I know how to spell it". :-)
OK, I will go back into my cave and try to stay warm with
this little camp stove, but maybe we could at least have some error
messages?
-E
Hi, Eric,
I'm not sure that it is "mildly" invalid input.
Your plan.xml declares XHTML as the default namespace:
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
XHTML is as strict about tag matching as any other XML schema. That's
one of its advantages over HTML. :-)
Probably the project-plan renderer uses a validating parser to load the
plan.xml, so the process bombs before the PHP ever sees anything?
Cheers,
Christian
On 16-Jan-09, at 2:41 PM, CLONINGER ERIC-DCP874 wrote:
Hi David,
I am using the XML editor. I am a bit embarrassed
to say I just checked and I am using Europa and not Ganymede. I haven't
moved all my project management stuff over to Ganymede along with coding.
<red_face/> Perhaps the newer version will help me catch
my mistakes. Note to self....
My real concern is how the server handles mildly invalid
input.
-E
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Senior Software Developer, Zeligsoft Inc.
Component Lead, Eclipse MDT OCL and EMF-QTV
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