Re: here() context and comment nodes
Christian Geuer-Pollmann <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.xmldsig |
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| Message-ID | <32514172.1020704070@crypto> |
Right. My question is: does your implementation collect the data from ALL Text nodes to evaluate the XPath? Until now, my implementation crashed if e.g. a PI is inserted into the Text (yes, I know: PIs are not allowed in XML Signature). Christian --On Montag, 6. Mai 2002 15:45 +0100 merlin <[email protected]> wrote: > > here() returns a node set containing either the attribute > node, processing instruction or element holding the > expression; not the text node(s). So here() is { <XPath> }. > > Merlin > > r/[email protected]/2002.05.06/16:29:43 >> Hi all, >> >> short question about this: Did anyone ever had problems with things like >> this: >> >> <XPath xmlns="&xmldsig-xfilter2;"> >> here()<!-- comment -->/ds:Signature[1] >> </XPath> >> >> I mean that the XPath is "polluted" with a comment which splits the >> String? I figured out that this probably crashes my implementation.