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I totally agree with you ;-)
And it's sometimes hard to see which program is faulty.
By the way, we found another solution for teh too many nested function
calls problem: we gave the -Xss10000K option to java VM and saxon
doesn't launch the exception anymore.
Best regards,
Bruno
Michael Kay wrote:
The problem was the xerces implementation used in java 6.
I switched to apache libs and it seems that it now works really fine.
It really scares me that so many people are building critical applications
using this parser. It's junk. And it's junk in a horrible way - it doesn't
fail, it reports the wrong data to the application. I find it amazing that
Sun get away with it.
Regards,
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
http://twitter.com/michaelhkay
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