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Re: Broken SAX parser after app server port


sax for java 1.3
Consider one more thing. Moving from JDK 1.3 to 1.4, the good old
crimson parser ships with the JDK and you might be using this by
mistake. Double check which parser you are actually instantiating..

Good luck,
Christian

> Thank you everybody for your help!!

> J. Eric Hamacher
> Wisconsin Department of Justice


> Hamacher, John E. wrote:

>> 
>> Garsh, I've read that before.  Oh well, so I need to except SAX reality.
>> Does anyone know why Xerces might behave differently under WebSphere 4
> with
>> Java 1.3 and Tomcat 5 with Java 1.4?  Why would it change?
>> 

> It's not clear what's breaking; but if I had to guess I'd say look to
> see whether you used to have a DOCTYPE in your servlet.xml and no longer
> do, or vice versa. That would at least explain the shift between 
> characters() and ignorableWhitespace().



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