Hey Paul, did all of this get integrated? If not, would you send a unidiff which illustrates what changes are still missing?
Thanks, Dan Paul Libbrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi there, > > > Since a while happy users of the Helma XML-RPC library we have made a > few patches. > > Two things that seem important for everyone and one that was important > only for us: > -> we wanted to have the ability to exchange UTF-8 encoded messages so > the XMLWriter has been enriched and the MinML parser as > well. XMLWriter now writes its messages with encoding either ASCII, > ISO-8859-1 or UTF-8 > depending on the highest character found when sending. MinML has been > patched to support reading this (the patch is not really perfect, I > expect John Wilson to present something better one day). > > -> we had Security Exceptions in the applets when run in any other > applet VM than the InternetExplorer pilotted ones (tests were on > MacOSX and Linux). This was due to the usage of Sun classes in the > applet package. The Base64 class has been inserted there as well as > the calls to it. Note that, I'd suppose a clean thing would be to > quote the usage of this library (as the XML-RPC library) when using an > applet. > > -> and the minor ones is that we have at least one parser, made for > some Lisp, did not like the lack of the string element around textual > values, so we've added it. > > The patched version is distributed under the same license as the > previous ones (Apache for the org.apache.xmlrpc modifications, and BSD > for the MinML modifications) and I would like if XML-RPC developers > would consider including it in the XML-RPC distribution. > > http://www.activemath.org/~ilo/revisions/xmlrpc/ > > Thangs. > > Paul > > PS: the "ASCII" value for the encoding when no character over 127 is > found is not very precise... that may need some workings > PPS: our tests seem to indicate that this is working...
