I have an xml document, created using xmlTextWriter,
at( http://www.supremecourtofohio.gov/rs.../2006-1942.xml) that
won't validate. It fails with "invalid token, document not well formed". Then
if I open the same file in notepad, save it without changing anything, and
try again, it validates (I'm using http://www.rssvalidator.org). So I'm
thinking there are invalid characters that notepad is removing ?? But what
are they and why? Can someone help me?
Thanks 3  4230 
John Hopper wrote:
I have an xml document, created using xmlTextWriter,
at(http://www.supremecourtofohio.gov/rs.../2006-1942.xml) that
won't validate.
Hardly surprising, seeing as it doesn't specify a Schema or DTD
explicitly. It's almost well-formed, but it has a NUL as the last
byte, and it uses a non-standard way of declaring the encoding.
If you have software that makes the implicit assumption and uses
the RSS 2.0 spec, perhaps it might validate.
It fails with "invalid token, document not well formed".
That may refer to the ASCII NUL which comes immediately after the
</rssend-tag. This looks like an artifact of the author using
some non-XML software on it (or to generate or serve it).
Then if I open the same file in notepad,
Please don't use non-XML software for handling XML documents.
There are plenty of perfectly good free XML editors for this
kind of work.
save it without changing anything,
How do you know it wasn't Notepad which removed the NUL character?
and try again, it validates (I'm using http://www.rssvalidator.org).
So I'm thinking there are invalid characters that notepad is removing
?? But what are they and why? Can someone help me?
My money is on that NUL.
///Peter
--
XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/
Peter,
Thanks for your response. I am wondering what you are using to find the null
value at the end of the file. Such a tool would be very useful to me.
Thank you,
John Hopper
"Peter Flynn" wrote:
John Hopper wrote:
I have an xml document, created using xmlTextWriter,
at(http://www.supremecourtofohio.gov/rs.../2006-1942.xml) that
won't validate.
Hardly surprising, seeing as it doesn't specify a Schema or DTD
explicitly. It's almost well-formed, but it has a NUL as the last
byte, and it uses a non-standard way of declaring the encoding.
If you have software that makes the implicit assumption and uses
the RSS 2.0 spec, perhaps it might validate.
It fails with "invalid token, document not well formed".
That may refer to the ASCII NUL which comes immediately after the
</rssend-tag. This looks like an artifact of the author using
some non-XML software on it (or to generate or serve it).
Then if I open the same file in notepad,
Please don't use non-XML software for handling XML documents.
There are plenty of perfectly good free XML editors for this
kind of work.
save it without changing anything,
How do you know it wasn't Notepad which removed the NUL character?
and try again, it validates (I'm using http://www.rssvalidator.org).
So I'm thinking there are invalid characters that notepad is removing
?? But what are they and why? Can someone help me?
My money is on that NUL.
///Peter
--
XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/
Peter,
It would also be helpful to know the "numeric entity value", ie the
character code value for ascii null so that I might remove it.
Thank you,
John Hopper
"Peter Flynn" wrote:
John Hopper wrote:
I have an xml document, created using xmlTextWriter,
at(http://www.supremecourtofohio.gov/rs.../2006-1942.xml) that
won't validate.
Hardly surprising, seeing as it doesn't specify a Schema or DTD
explicitly. It's almost well-formed, but it has a NUL as the last
byte, and it uses a non-standard way of declaring the encoding.
If you have software that makes the implicit assumption and uses
the RSS 2.0 spec, perhaps it might validate.
It fails with "invalid token, document not well formed".
That may refer to the ASCII NUL which comes immediately after the
</rssend-tag. This looks like an artifact of the author using
some non-XML software on it (or to generate or serve it).
Then if I open the same file in notepad,
Please don't use non-XML software for handling XML documents.
There are plenty of perfectly good free XML editors for this
kind of work.
save it without changing anything,
How do you know it wasn't Notepad which removed the NUL character?
and try again, it validates (I'm using http://www.rssvalidator.org).
So I'm thinking there are invalid characters that notepad is removing
?? But what are they and why? Can someone help me?
My money is on that NUL.
///Peter
--
XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/
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