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Fix java:S5998 & java:S8786: regex reliability issues in XPathFunctionsGenerator - #200
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates two regex patterns in ChangesRegex Reliability Hardening
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- Line 500: Update the div-opening regex used by buildFunctionSectionMap so the
attribute scan before id can backtrack or otherwise stops before the id
attribute, allowing valid div1–div3 tags to match; retain the possessive
quantifier only for the trailing attribute scan after id, preserving
resolveGroup behavior for ordinary fn functions.
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| Pattern divOpenPattern = Pattern.compile("<(div[1-3])\\s[^>]*?id=\"([^\"]+)\"[^>]*>"); | ||
| Pattern divOpenPattern = Pattern.compile("<(div[1-3])\\s[^>]*+id=\"([^\"]+)\"[^>]*+>"); |
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Do not make the prefix attribute scan possessive.
The first [^>]*+ consumes the complete attribute list before id="..." is evaluated. Because the quantifier is possessive, it cannot backtrack, so valid <div1 ... id="..."> tags do not match. buildFunctionSectionMap then records no opening sections, and resolveGroup falls back to "Sequence" for ordinary fn functions.
Use a scan that stops before the id attribute, or capture the complete opening tag and extract id separately. Keep the trailing attribute scan possessive.
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In
`@src/main/java/io/kaoto/camelcatalog/generator/xslt/XPathFunctionsGenerator.java`
at line 500, Update the div-opening regex used by buildFunctionSectionMap so the
attribute scan before id can backtrack or otherwise stops before the id
attribute, allowing valid div1–div3 tags to match; retain the possessive
quantifier only for the trailing attribute scan after id, preserving
resolveGroup behavior for ordinary fn functions.
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Use possessive quantifiers (*+) in the fos:summary pattern to prevent the Java regex engine from storing backtracking positions on nested repetitions, eliminating the stack-overflow risk on large inputs. Relates to KaotoIO#199
…onSectionMap Replace lazy [^>]*? with an atomic-possessive prefix (?:[^>i]|i(?!d=))*+ followed by possessive [^>]*+ for the tail. The lookahead-guarded prefix prevents the possessive group from overshooting the id= attribute, while still eliminating the polynomial backtracking caused by the original lazy quantifier retrying at every character position. Relates to KaotoIO#199
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Fixes #199
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Two SonarCloud reliability fixes in
XPathFunctionsGenerator.java, one commit each:java:S5998 — Stack overflow risk (L485)
The
buildSummaryMappattern used nested*repetitions, causing the Java regex engine to recurse on every iteration. On large XML inputs this can overflow the JVM stack.Fix: Applied possessive quantifiers (
*+) to all three repetitions in the pattern — the engine no longer stores backtracking positions, so stack depth stays constant regardless of input size.java:S8786 — Non-linear backtracking (L500)
The
buildFunctionSectionMapdiv-open pattern used a lazy[^>]*?before theid=literal, causing the engine to retry at every character position — O(n²) evaluation time on large inputs.Fix: Replaced lazy
[^>]*?with possessive[^>]*+. Since>is the tag delimiter, possessive matching is semantically equivalent and eliminates the polynomial backtracking.Summary by CodeRabbit