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I know that it's not valid XHTML, but I have a situation where the source of my input may produce list items that don't exist in a list container. I know that it's impossible to know if this situation what the user actually wanted, but I'm hoping that there is a good workaround for this that will avoid the whole thing blowing up. Here is an example document will demonstrate the problem:
<li>here is the problem</li>
It would appear that XHTMLImporterImpl.java is assuming that listHelper.peekListStack() will always return something that isn't null. Would it be wise to make that impossible, and to push a list onto the stack if peekListStack() would otherwise return a null?
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I know that it's not valid XHTML, but I have a situation where the source of my input may produce list items that don't exist in a list container. I know that it's impossible to know if this situation what the user actually wanted, but I'm hoping that there is a good workaround for this that will avoid the whole thing blowing up. Here is an example document will demonstrate the problem:
It would appear that XHTMLImporterImpl.java is assuming that
listHelper.peekListStack()
will always return something that isn't null. Would it be wise to make that impossible, and to push a list onto the stack if peekListStack() would otherwise return a null?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: