| [birt-dev]CheckIn [128380] XML data sets from large files are tearing |
-Summary:
Fix bugzilla bug 128380 XML data sets from large files are tearing.
-Bugzilla Bug (s) Resolved:
Bug 128380
-Description:
XParser
use Xerces to parse xml files. Specially, it will override
method
org.xml.sax.helpers.DefaultHandler.characters(char[], int start, int
length) to
rechieve value of an xml element.
In the Xerces2 Java
Parser 2.6.2 implementation (the one xml driver used), the
first argument,
that is, char[], which is a cache of xml input stream, passed
by the Xerces
parser would always be of 2048 bytes in length. If a value of an
xml element
exceeds 2048 bytes, or only parts of its value being cached on the
rear of
the char array, then the method characters() will be called multiple
times so
that the whole value could be achieved.
The xml driver implementation
missed this implementation detail of Xerces
parser so that cause the loss of
some information.
Fix this bug in source. The accompany test cases are
added as well.
-Tests Description:
Unit
Test
-Files Added:
"/org.eclipse.birt.report.data.oda.xml/src/org/eclipse/birt/report/data/oda/xml/util/SaxParser.java"
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