* {value constraint} on the corresponding element decl, then return
* an XMLString representing the default value.
*/
XMLString processElementContent(QName element) {
// fCurrentElemDecl: default value; ...
XMLString defaultValue = null;
// 1 If the item is �valid� with respect to an element declaration as per Element Locally Valid (Element) (�3.3.4) and the {value constraint} is present, but clause 3.2 of Element Locally Valid (Element) (�3.3.4) above is not satisfied and the item has no element or character information item [children], then schema. Furthermore, the post-schema-validation infoset has the canonical lexical representation of the {value constraint} value as the item's [schema normalized value] property.
if (fCurrentElemDecl != null && fCurrentElemDecl.fDefault != null &&
fBuffer.toString().length() == 0 && fChildCount == 0 && !fNil) {
// PSVI: specified
fCurrentPSVI.fSpecified = false;
int bufLen = fCurrentElemDecl.fDefault.normalizedValue.length();
char [] chars = new char[bufLen];
fCurrentElemDecl.fDefault.normalizedValue.getChars(0, bufLen, chars, 0);
defaultValue = new XMLString(chars, 0, bufLen);
// call all active identity constraints
int count = fMatcherStack.getMatcherCount();
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
XPathMatcher matcher = fMatcherStack.getMatcherAt(i);
matcher.characters(defaultValue);