Crash on priority not set in MSPDI-file

Multi platform library to read and write schedule data

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#52 Crash on priority not set in MSPDI-file

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Owner: Jon Iles

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Priority: 5

Updated: 2008-03-18

Created: 2008-01-29

Creator: Dorezuk

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Hi,
the priority attribute according to the xsd-schema is optional (minOccurs="0"). Some tools doesn't set it relying upon default processing and this crashes the msdpi parser.

Attached is a trivial patch to fix it.

Best regards,
Vadim Dorezuk

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Dorezuk - 2008-01-29

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20080128.patch

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Jon Iles - 2008-03-05

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Jon Iles - 2008-03-18

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Jon Iles - 2008-03-18

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Thanks for the report. I have updated MPXJ to handle this.

Jon

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