Tests ignoreSect with wrong beginning sequence. An extra "[" occurs in the beginning sequence in the ignoreSect in the file ibm63n02.dtd.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <!-- syntax test for Production 63--> <!DOCTYPE animal SYSTEM "ibm63n02.dtd" [ <!ATTLIST attr a (tiger) #REQUIRED> ]> <animal a = "TIGER1"> Negative test. Extra '[' is used before IGNORE. </animal>
| Expected result | Actual result for oracle.xml.parser.v2.SAXParser |
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ConformanceResults>
<startDocument/>
<resolveEntity>
<systemID>file:/home/elharo/SAXTest/xmlconf/ibm/not-wf/P63/ibm63n02.dtd</systemID>
</resolveEntity>
<fatalError/>
<endDocument/>
</ConformanceResults>
| <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ConformanceResults>
<startDocument/>
<resolveEntity>
<systemID>file:/home/elharo/SAXTest/xmlconf/ibm/not-wf/P63/ibm63n02.dtd</systemID>
</resolveEntity>
<startElement>
<namespaceURI/>
<localName>animal</localName>
<qualifiedName>animal</qualifiedName>
<attributes>
<attribute>
<namespaceURI/>
<localName>a</localName>
<qualifiedName>a</qualifiedName>
<value>TIGER1</value>
<type>CDATA</type>
</attribute>
</attributes>
</startElement>
<char>\n</char>
<char>N</char>
<char>e</char>
<char>g</char>
<char>a</char>
<char>t</char>
<char>i</char>
<char>v</char>
<char>e</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>t</char>
<char>e</char>
<char>s</char>
<char>t</char>
<char>.</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>E</char>
<char>x</char>
<char>t</char>
<char>r</char>
<char>a</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>'</char>
<char>[</char>
<char>'</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>i</char>
<char>s</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>u</char>
<char>s</char>
<char>e</char>
<char>d</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>b</char>
<char>e</char>
<char>f</char>
<char>o</char>
<char>r</char>
<char>e</char>
<char>\s</char>
<char>I</char>
<char>G</char>
<char>N</char>
<char>O</char>
<char>R</char>
<char>E</char>
<char>.</char>
<char>\n</char>
<endElement>
<namespaceURI/>
<localName>animal</localName>
<qualifiedName>animal</qualifiedName>
</endElement>
<fatalError/>
</ConformanceResults>
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