Hi John,
This works just fine (I tested it), with the exception of the shame
heaped upon me like so many burning coals.
I do want to know if anyone else has encountered this, and what they
have done to get around it.
I'm experiencing exactly the same problem as you. The Webservice is
On 4/19/05, John Daharsh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The carriage return seems to be getting lost before the SOAP packet
reaches the web service. I'm wondering if there is something in the
underlying JRun application that is removing the character.
It could be a bug if you're running on
I think that the carriage return that we
send from a TextArea is just \n and Windows expects it to be \r\n. What
if you try iterating through the string and replacing any \n with \r\n and then
executing the web service.
Var newStr : String = ;
Var sourceStr : String =
Yeah still no dice...
Thanks for the suggestion. One minor note is that replacing \n does
nothing, but replacing \r at least replaces the line feed with
something else. However, replacing \r with either \n or \r\n
yields the same result.
It seems apparent that the problem lies between FLEX and
Caught one error in my previous post:
For time's sake I am going with a hack, replacing the \r...
(I have to replace \r, not \n)
On 4/18/05, John Daharsh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah still no dice...
Thanks for the suggestion. One minor note is that replacing \n does
nothing, but
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