January 5th, 2009
Are they any plans to have XmlReader support namespaces ? It would also be nice if there was a way to declare an optional feild with a default value in case the field was missing from a row data. Presently XmlReader silently fails to load any data if a field is not present in the data. It would be helpful if it throws an exception instead.
Thanks,
SanjivNamespace support is not on the map currently. There are cross browser issues that would need to be addressed.
I have a problem where firefox will parse an rss feed with elements from xmlns:geo="http://www.w3.org/2003/01/geo/wgs84_pos# but not IE is this the cross browser issue refered to and does anyone have any suggestions on how I could overcome the issue.
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RobIf any exceptions happen while an XmlReader is parsing data it doesn't get handled and should bubble up. However, certain proxies (like HttpProxy) will catch that exception and refire it as a "loadexception" event. This way error handling can function in an async environment. Did you try listening for a loadexception on the proxy?
Namespace support is not on the map currently. There are cross browser issues that would need to be addressed.If any exceptions happen while an XmlReader is parsing data it doesn't get handled and should bubble up. However, certain proxies (like HttpProxy) will catch that exception and refire it as a "loadexception" event. This way error handling can function in an async environment. Did you try listening for a loadexception on the proxy?
ah, makes sense. I'll give that a shot.
Thanks,
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