[#IZPACK-13] It appears that the "parsexml" resource attribute support does not read the resource that is to be parsed

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It appears that the "parsexml" resource attribute support does not read the resource that is to be parsed

Created: 23/Feb/08 12:21 PM Updated: 29/Feb/08 02:29 PM

Component/s:

Compiler

Affects Version/s:

3.11.0

Fix Version/s:

4.0.0

Time Tracking:

Not Specified

File Attachments:	1. IZPACK-13.patch (0.8 kB)
Environment:	Windows Vista Home Premium

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I tried to use the "parsexml" attribute of the resource tag as follows:

        <res id="userInputSpec.xml" src="userinput.xml" parsexml="yes"/>

and in "userinput.xml", I have:

    <userInput>
        <xinclude href="glassfish/userinput.xml" parse="xml"/>
    </userInput>

and in "glassfish/userinput.xml" I have:

   <xfragment>
       <panel order="0">
       ...
   </xfragmen>

When I compile the project, the compiler give an error such as:

   -> Fatal error :
       install.xml:58: Invalid input: `?' (0xffff), SystemID='file:/C:/Users/brett/AppData/Local/Temp/izpp59850.tmp', Line=1
com.izforge.izpack.compiler.CompilerException: install.xml:58: Invalid input: `?' (0xffff), SystemID='file:/C:/Users/brett/AppData/Local/Temp/izpp59850.tmp', Line=1
        at com.izforge.izpack.compiler.CompilerConfig.parseError(CompilerConfig.java:1915)
        at com.izforge.izpack.compiler.CompilerConfig.addResources(CompilerConfig.java:1382)

If I check the referenced file "file:/C:/Users/brett/AppData/Local/Temp/izpp59850.tmp" it is completely empty. Looking at the source code of CompilerConfig.java, I don't see anything that is ever writing to the referenced file before it is parsed. At line 1333, I see the line:

                    IXMLReader reader = new StdXMLReader(null, url.toExternalForm());

This is trying to setup an XML reader on the temporary file. If I change this to:

                    IXMLReader reader = new StdXMLReader(null, originalUrl.toExternalForm());

then the code compiles fine and the included XML referenced by the "xinclude" is correctly included in "userInputSpec.xml".

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Julien Ponge added a comment - 24/Feb/08 08:23 AM

Thanks for reporting. Can you please attach a patch to this issue?

I know that you have described a fix, but having a patch makes it easier for everyone to review