Re: Instance parsing eating mixed content text in 0.9.2?

hi robert,

nice idea, but - no, this won't help. when you include the markup in 
CDATA sections its contents becomes unavailable to the ui since its 
handled completely as text. you could not bind any element inside the 
CDATA section, e.g. the following
<xforms:instance id="i1">
    <root xmlns="">
        <parent>
            <![CDATA[
                some mixed content
                <child>...</child>
                some more mixed content
            ]]>
        </parent>
    </root>
</xforms:instance>

will not give you the chance to bind the element 'child'. leaving out 
the CDATA section as in
<xforms:instance id="i1">
    <root xmlns="">
        <parent>
            some mixed content
            <child>...</child>
            some more mixed content
        </parent>
    </root>
</xforms:instance>

works perfectly for binding 'child' by '/root/parent/child'.

regards, uli.

Zach Roberts wrote:

> Would enclosing the mixed content sections of your instance / model 
> document in a CDATA tag be an option to solve this problem?  I have seen 
> some systems where they do this when expecting HTML as the value of a 
> node, but they still want their XML to be well-formed and pass 
> validation.  I am not too familiar yet with Chiba internals, and even 
> less with JXPath, but it might be worth a try.
> Zach Roberts
>
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