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From: "Andy Fish" <ajfish@----------.--.-->
To: NULL
Date: 11/6/2007 3:17:00 PM

hello,

I have an xml document that contains an element like this:

<foo title="hello, world&#xB;"/>

I can edit the file with visual studio or XML spy without any warnings. 
however, if I try to process it using .Net 2.0 XslCompiledTransform, I get 
the error:

System.ArgumentException: ' ', hexadecimal value 0x0B, is an invalid 
character.

running the same transformation in .Net 1.1 or XMLSpy's built-in XSLT 
processor does not give an error.

I have seen in the XML specification that character code 0B (vt) is not a 
valid XML character but I'm not quite clear on whether this means that a 
character reference to vt is also invalid.

either way surely something is wrong? - I created the file in .Net 2.0 using 
XmlDocument.Save() but I can't process it in .net 2.0. this is exactly the 
sort of problem I thought using standard XML libraries was supposed to 
protect me from.

Andy


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