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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by "B.C. Holmes" <bc...@interlog.com> on 2000/06/25 06:32:38 UTC
DOMWriter
I've been trying to work on a PROPFIND/PROPPATCH test client, and I
was using the DOMWriter class that's included in the slide code. It
seems like the DOMWriter doesn't want me to use any encoding except
8859-1, and my Windoze/mod_dav server barfs at that encoding.
The latest version of DOMWriter from Xerces 1.0.3 does something
different with MIME2Java.
Just thot you might want to know.
Thanks,
BC
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Re: DOMWriter
Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>.
> Well, my code's not much at the moment. I'm planning to write some
> of those PROPFIND/site management utilities I was talking about earlier,
> and I need something that'll allow me to fiddle with both PROPFIND and
> PROPPATCH.
>
> Here's what I have so far:
>
> http://www.interlog.com/~bcholmes/geek/slide-my-webdav-client.html
Wow, really cool. That's a very nice introduction to content management and
WebDAV :-)
I now have to bug Ed so that I can update the Slide page and link your site.
Nice logo, too.
> > > The latest version of DOMWriter from Xerces 1.0.3 does something
> > > different with MIME2Java.
> >
> > When I upgraded to JAXP, I quickly removed the dependancy to the Xerces
> > file. Sorry ... It's not a problem in Slide, since I'm printing only
> > canonical nodes.
> > I'll copy the MIME2Java class in the Slide tree.
>
> Yay! (I'm now immortalized in a CVS log!)
More to come soon :-)
Remy
Re: DOMWriter
Posted by "B.C. Holmes" <bc...@interlog.com>.
Remy Maucherat wrote:
>
> > I've been trying to work on a PROPFIND/PROPPATCH test client, and I
> > was using the DOMWriter class that's included in the slide code. It
> > seems like the DOMWriter doesn't want me to use any encoding except
> > 8859-1, and my Windoze/mod_dav server barfs at that encoding.
>
> That's 100% normal. If I write a program, and if I *can* have problems with
> character encoding, I will definitely have problems with character encoding
> ;-)
Eeep!
> I'm still working on the DAV client (src/clients/webdav)
> I think it would be easy for me to integrate your Propfind/Proppatch code
> into it.
Well, my code's not much at the moment. I'm planning to write some
of those PROPFIND/site management utilities I was talking about earlier,
and I need something that'll allow me to fiddle with both PROPFIND and
PROPPATCH.
Here's what I have so far:
http://www.interlog.com/~bcholmes/geek/slide-my-webdav-client.html
> > The latest version of DOMWriter from Xerces 1.0.3 does something
> > different with MIME2Java.
>
> When I upgraded to JAXP, I quickly removed the dependancy to the Xerces
> file. Sorry ... It's not a problem in Slide, since I'm printing only
> canonical nodes.
> I'll copy the MIME2Java class in the Slide tree.
Yay! (I'm now immortalized in a CVS log!)
BCing you
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Re: DOMWriter
Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>.
> I've been trying to work on a PROPFIND/PROPPATCH test client, and I
> was using the DOMWriter class that's included in the slide code. It
> seems like the DOMWriter doesn't want me to use any encoding except
> 8859-1, and my Windoze/mod_dav server barfs at that encoding.
That's 100% normal. If I write a program, and if I *can* have problems with
character encoding, I will definitely have problems with character encoding
;-)
I'm still working on the DAV client (src/clients/webdav)
I think it would be easy for me to integrate your Propfind/Proppatch code
into it.
> The latest version of DOMWriter from Xerces 1.0.3 does something
> different with MIME2Java.
When I upgraded to JAXP, I quickly removed the dependancy to the Xerces
file. Sorry ... It's not a problem in Slide, since I'm printing only
canonical nodes.
I'll copy the MIME2Java class in the Slide tree.
> Just thot you might want to know.
Thanks a lot.
Remy