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Re: XTRE1160: The fragment identifier {62;n} is not a

Subject: Re: XTRE1160: The fragment identifier {62;n} is not a valid NCName
From: "Andrew Welch" <andrew.j.welch@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:03:42 +0000
Re:  XTRE1160: The fragment identifier {62;n} is not a
2008/11/19 Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Saxon isn't 100% conformant in its handling of fragment identifiers, though
> it's a pretty fuzzy area and I'm not sure it really affects the outcome in
> this case. The reality is that when URIs are processed using the JAXP
> URIResolver concept, Saxon has no knowledge of a media type, so it cannot
> interpret a fragment identifier in a way that depends on the media type, and
> it therefore treats it as an NCName irrespective of the actual media type.
>
> But the root cause of the problem is that the "#" in the URI, if it is to be
> interpreted as an ordinary character, should have been escaped as %23.
> Except that in this case, the error is deeper, in that "&amp;#62;" should
> have been "&#62;".
>

Thanks - do I take it from that then, that it's not really feasible to
pass the kind of dubious double-escaped markup you get in RSS feeds to
the URIResolver using the data: scheme?





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Andrew Welch
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