Hey James
Great to hear from you again - I'll mail you offlist to let you know what
I'm up to these days ;-)
By all means apply the fix to CVS yourself if you like - I trust you ;-).
I'm at JavaOne right now (am talking today too so am a bit nervous) so will
be pushed for time until next week.
If you let me know your SourceForge user ID then you can do a non-anonymous
CVS checkout (using SSH as the shell) and commit the fix yourself. Otherwise
I'll try apply it if noone else does next week for sure.
James
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Dodd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 3:15 AM
Subject: [dom4j-dev] Bug in XmlParser
Hello,
Bug found in org.dom4j.io.XmlParser.pushURL around line 3614 (can't tell
exactly where anymore because I've tinkered with it).
// RFC 2376 sez MIME text defaults to ASCII, but since the
// JDK will create a MIME type out of thin air, we always
// autodetect when there's no explicit charset attribute.
if (temp < 0)
encoding = null; // autodetect
else {
temp = encoding.indexOf ('=', temp + 7);
encoding = encoding.substring (temp); // <-- BUG
That last line should read:
encoding = encoding.substring ( temp + 1 ); // OK
I had a JSP page outputting Japanese XML with a page
contentType="text/xml;charset=UTF-8", and kept getting unsupported encoding
exceptions for "=UTF-8" when I tried to consume the service with XTags
(which is built upon dom4j).
I've never submitted a bug report to dom4j before. Can I just assume it
will be fixed, or can I do it myself?
Cheers,
James Dodd
PS Mr Strachan, it would be great to hear what you're up to these days!
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