XML Torture Test: Parsers Fail

[Richard Tobin]

> However RXP
> reports some warnings that do not appear to be errors, and missed some
> problems involving the lack of encoding declarations in the text
> declarations in an earlier version that xml4j 2.0.4 (but not 1.1.14) picked
> up. These have now been fixed.

Not complaining about the lack of encoding declaration is indeed a bug
in RXP, unless it's a bug in the XML standard :-)  I hadn't noticed that
the encoding declaration is required in a text declaration although it's
optional in an XML declaration.  (Unlike the version information, which is
the other way round.)  Can someone tell me the rationale for this?

-- Richard

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