[xml] Re: [xmlsec] exc c14n w/o comments bug
- From: Aleksey Sanin <aleksey aleksey com>
- To: xs04 jmdesp free fr
- Cc: Tomas Sieger <tomas sieger systinet com>, xml gnome org, aleksey xml sec lib <xmlsec aleksey com>
- Subject: [xml] Re: [xmlsec] exc c14n w/o comments bug
- Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 11:39:40 -0700
Help is always welcome :) I suspect that the problem is caused by
the fact that LibXML2 attribute namespace has a different memory
representation from the namespace declaration. In this particular
case the problem is that attribute namespace *is not* returned in
the list of nodes selected by XPath expression.
The solution is to modify "visible nodes lookup" function to
understand this difference and return true (node is in the nodeser)
for namespace attribute node when the attribute is in the returned
nodeset.
The change is more or less trivial but it requires *very* carefull
testing. My estimates is that change itself would take about an hour
and testing would take another 3-4 hours. And it's more than I have
these days :(
How about the following: I'll try to debug this problem and confirm
my theory from above is correct. Then I prepare a patch and post
it here. If you can help with testing then it would be really great!
Aleksey
xs04 jmdesp free fr wrote:
Quoting Aleksey Sanin <aleksey aleksey com>:
Yes, you are right it is a bug and with the same roots: the namespace
declaration in the element is different from the attribute namespace.
I am really sorry that I did not get to this problem. I just have
no time left these days. But I have it on my "todo" list and I will
look at it as soon as I can.
Hi, Aleksey.
I just met that same problem in another context.
Do you expect that you will be able to look at it within a week, or is it more
like not until one month from now ?
Should we consider that this is a "helpwanted" topic and that you would enjoy it
if someone external tries to find where the problem comes from ?
I'm afraid that part of the code is quite complex, and it won't be easy for
anybody but you to find the right solution.
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