On Thursday 14 February 2002 18:17, Ernie wrote:
> However, when i use wget to get the xml file ... i only get xml.  I don't
> get html ... My tool (htmldoc) expects to see html to convert it into a
> web page ... instead it just gets the xml file.  Is there anyway i can use
> a command line tool to get the 'xml', but have it return html?  I kinda
> thought the server would anyway, but it doesn't seem to work that way ...

That is a strange problem. It would seem that you have a configuration 
problem, perhaps in your style chooser (if you are using one) or that wget is 
somehow broken in the request it sends.

Setting AxDebugLevel to 10 and seeing what AxKit says when it gets the 
request might help getting a better idea of what's going on.

There are alternatives to wget, you could for instance use the simple GET 
script that comes with LWP. I also think that if you have HTTP::GHTTP setup, 
something as simple as (untested) perl -MHTTP::GET=get -we 
'get("http://your-url....";)' could do the job. Lynx can also dump contents, 
etc...

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