Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=60027&edit=1
ID: 60027
User updated by: richard at organicdata dot co dot za
Reported by: richard at organicdata dot co dot za
Summary: DOMDocument::schemaValidate
Status: Open
Type: Bug
Package: DOM XML related
Operating System: Centos 5.5
PHP Version: 5.3.8
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
hi i'm out of ideas - I htmlencoded the example xml file and submitted and I
get this message
ERROR:
Please do not SPAM our bug system.
please can someone help me with ideas as to how to submit the xml file requested
thanks!
Previous Comments:
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[2011-10-11 18:36:23] richard at organicdata dot co dot za
ah since I see the last comment immediately I can only assume that the site
doesn't handle pasted xml comments. Is there any way I can upload the example
file or is there some other preferred method of file submission?
thanks again
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[2011-10-11 18:34:11] richard at organicdata dot co dot za
Hi,
I have no idea whether the file I submitted yesterday has been received as this
site doesn't confirm comment submission that I could see; the comments section
has not been updated and I have received no emails.
If someone could please confirm that the file has been received I would
appreciate as this functionality lack is both critical and urgent for us.
thanks very much
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[2011-10-10 09:45:10] cataphr...@php.net
If there's a bug here, it's probably in libxml2 and not in PHP, but in any case:
* Try with xmlint. If it works, it's likely a PHP problem.
* Post an example XML file so that we can run the script.
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[2011-10-10 08:43:39] richard at organicdata dot co dot za
Description:
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I'm using the Zend Server 5.5 Community Edition stack on Centos 5
I'm not sure where exactly this should be posted but I believe it is a bug in
the DOMDocument::schemaValidate method.
I am trying to use DOMDocument::schemaValidate to validate a word docx document
using the ECMA-376 3rd edition Part 4 transitional schema
http://www.ecma-international.org/publi ... ma-376.htm
I have Word docx document validation working 100% with these schema files using
XMLspy 2007 and XMspy 2011 and I thought it would be a simple matter to achieve
the same via PHP. After making a few extremely minor schema amendments to fix
few things about the schema that PHP doesn't appear to like (eg. I needed to
set a local location for xml.xsd to ensure that xml:space was properly
interpreted), I have reached a point where DOMDocument::schemaValidate simply
does nothing - it doesn't succeed, it doesn't fail and it doesn't throw error.
For a simple illustration please see the following code - no php errors are
thrown and neither of the 2 print statements are executed - essentially the
application appears to "hang"
I have also included libxml_use_internal_errors(true) related code and no
errors are provided back.
Finally I have searched the web thoroughly to see whether anyone has
experienced the same / similar problem however I am unable to find anything
tangible.
Test script:
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$xsdFile = "wml.xsd";
$tst = new DOMDocument('1.0','UTF-8'); // create a new DOM document
$tst->preserveWhiteSpace = true;
$tst->load(G_DEBUGDATA_PATH . "docx_document.xml");
if (!$tst->schemaValidate($xsdFile)) {
print "Failed";
} else { // schema validated successfully
print "succeeded";
}
Expected result:
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Either success or failure - and some form of error message provided
Actual result:
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nothing at all
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