Raphael,
I really have to apologize. The last days I was overloaded with work and
partly just forwarded information / cecked in code that came from my
colleagues. I failed to do a thorough "quality check" every time (I made
sure that it builds and runs, of course). This was also the case with my
mail below. Sorry, that's a lesson I learned, I will be more careful in the
future!
You're absolutely right regarding point (1), my colleague used an old
version of the xsl file. I was wrong with point (2) also, don't know what
the problem on his machine was but it works fine with my installation.
Please disregard all mails with this subject, sorry!
ingo.
At 14:06 2000-12-21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>ingo schuster wrote:
> >
> > It seems as if some late changes broke the WML support. The problems are:
> >
> > 1. The NewRSSPortlet doesn't produce <card> tags.
>
>It does. The WML generation is handled by the /WEB-INF/xsl/rss-wml.xsl
>file which correctly declare the <card> tag.
>
>Can you check again and send me a test case.
>
> > 2. Our links in the TitleControl rely on the <base> tag, they don't start
> > with a slash. For WML no <base> tag is set so the links re broken for WML.
> >
>
>Which links in TitleControl ? everything works fine for me
>Can you be more specific or maybe try with a fresh complete checkout of the
>bransh.
>
> > My top priority is to get the alpha 1 wrapped up, so I propose to add this
> > to the release notes and fix the problems in the CVS head.
> > Opinions?
> >
>
>I don't know yet. I'd like first to see if I can reproduce the bugs...
>
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>Vivendi Universal Networks - Services Manager / Paris
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