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Re: XML Torture Test: Parsers Fail

• From: TAMURA Kent <kent@t...>
• To: elharo@m...
• Date: Fri, 9 Apr 1999 18:21:25 +0900

In message "Re: XML Torture Test: Parsers Fail"
    on 99/04/07, Elliotte Rusty Harold <elharo@m...> writes:

> No, I just checked and that still fails in exactly the same way using
> XJParse 1.1.14. For what it's worth this is on Windows NT. It would not be
> out of the question that there are some implicit Unix assumptions in the
> ...

I have found a bug about external entities in XML4J 1.1.16 and
fixed it.

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TAMURA, Kent  @ Tokyo Research Laboratory, IBM Japan

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