We've got to be clear here. We're talking about 2 different things.
1. wire message values
2. generated code
My statement applies to generated code.
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On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Russell Butek wrote:
> I think we should let the system do it. Always. If I've coded "\n" in the
> WSDL2java code, feel free to slap me around a bit.
The spec tells you to make sure that your implementation send out the
wire values (in bytes) of
GET / HTTP/1.0
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On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Richard Sitze wrote:
> Can someone give us a quick overview of when it is appropriate to HARDCODE
> CR/LF or LF in generated output, versus when we should use the system
> "line.separator" property?
The way HTTP is defined is 'on the wire'.
So you are not really sending out
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You always need to use \r\n in HTTP code, which is what SimpleAxisServer is
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always need to use \r\n in HTTP code, which is what SimpleAxisServer is trying
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LF vs CR/LF in axis generated code
Can someone give us a quick overview of when it is appropriate to HARDCODE
CR/LF or LF in generated output, versus when we should use the system
"line.separator" property?
I'd be happy to summarize the replies and update
I think we should let the system do it. Always. If I've coded "\n" in the WSDL2java code, feel free to slap me around a bit.
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Can someone give us a quick overview of when it is appropriate to HARDCODE CR/LF or LF in generated output, versus when we should use the system "line.separator" property?
I'd be happy to summarize the replies and update the developers guide.
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