The problem continues to exist even after correcting the wml being generated.I used nokia's toolkit to validate and correct the wml.
I tried examining the http header and got the following results.
The inbox page is displayed and has the following url
http://:/mail/mail/mail.wml
The head
The problem continues to exist even after correcting the wml being generated.I used nokia's toolkit to validate and correct the wml.
I tried examining the http header and got the following results.
The inbox page is displayed and has the following url
http://:/mail/mail/mail.wml
The head
The problem continues to exist even after correcting the wml being generated.I used nokia's toolkit to validate and correct the wml.
I tried examining the http header and got the following results.
The inbox page is displayed and has the following url
http://:/mail/mail/mail.wml
The head
Quoting Oro smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> i tried
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> and it works for url mail/test.wml in both the phone and the emulator !
> What does this mean?
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> Now im trying to debug the wml pages using Nokia's nmit.
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> Im wondering if the problem has something to do w
i tried
and it works for url mail/test.wml in both the phone and the emulator !
What does this mean?
Now im trying to debug the wml pages using Nokia's nmit.
Im wondering if the problem has something to do with session. There is a folder called
authentication-fw in weba
Quoting Oro smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Oro smith schrieb:
> Actually when i found that i got the message "invalid wml code" i
> tried to test if it was not valid.
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> I saved the wml being generated to disk ie.cocoon 'mail' directory and
> tried to display it using sitemap.
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Oro smith schrieb:
Actually when i found that i got the message "invalid wml code" i
tried to test if it was not valid.
I saved the wml being generated to disk ie.cocoon 'mail' directory and
tried to display it using sitemap.
Surprisingly when i went to url
ht
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> >The wml generated is here:
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> > >"http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml";>
> > >media="screen" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/> >rel="icon"/>http://apache.org/cocoon/paginate/1.0"; border="0"
> >width="200"/>http://apache.org/cocoon/paginate/1.0"; border="0"
> >width="3
The wml generated is here:
http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml";>
http://apache.org/cocoon/paginate/1.0"; border="0" width="200"/>http://apache.org/cocoon/paginate/1.0"; border="0" width="350">
Try to remove namespaces like xmlns:page="...", some wap browsers really
can't handle this...
als
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> seems like that. easiest would be if you described what you use
> (emulator, gateway, etc.) and posted an archive containing the minimum
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> to reproduce the problem (i.e. a minimum sitemap and accompanying wml
> files).
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> I have the necessary tools installed and
Oro smith schrieb:
I tried this:
It works. test.wml is displayed. Does that mean that the WAP gateway accepts
characters like '(' and ')' ?
seems like that. easiest would be if you described what you use
(emulator, gateway, etc.) and posted an archive containing the minimu
> >>try to change the url pattern so that it doesn't contain parentheses,
> >>e.g.: mail/mail/mail_2_.wml
> >>some gateways don't like certain characters in URLs, e.g. commas.
> >>and as already mentioned check/compare HTTP headers.
I tried mail/mail/mail_2_.wml
Doesnt work!! again the error inva
I tried this:
It works. test.wml is displayed. Does that mean that the WAP gateway accepts
characters like '(' and ')' ?
Smith
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> Oro smith schrieb:
> > Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> >>Hey Oro, maybe the problem is your WAP cli
the content type is text/html for all the pages after login page. but this is probably
because i tested the pages without logging in.
there is no session and the server is returning a text response which shows something
like "cannot get store connect null".
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Oro smith schrieb:
On comparing the http headers,
The content type of the response header seems to be text/vnd.wap.wml for the login
page.
However for all the pages after that the content type is text/html, even though it is
a wml page.
is this right?
Smith.
well, I guess that's the problem. I
On comparing the http headers,
The content type of the response header seems to be text/vnd.wap.wml for the login
page.
However for all the pages after that the content type is text/html, even though it is
a wml page.
is this right?
Smith.
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> Oro smith sch
Oro smith schrieb:
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey Oro, maybe the problem is your WAP client doesn't like query strings
in the URL? I know it sounds weird, but it could be.
You have a matcher for "test.wml" - try accessing it with some (dummy)
parameters, e.g. "test.wml?foo=bar"
If that IS your p
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Hey Oro, maybe the problem is your WAP client doesn't like query strings
> in the URL? I know it sounds weird, but it could be.
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> You have a matcher for "test.wml" - try accessing it with some (dummy)
> parameters, e.g. "test.wml?foo=bar"
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> If that IS your probl
> I saved the wml code to disk and accessed it through cocoon.
> This works fine.
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> The problem occurs only when i go through clicking on the links for the
> query string:
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> mail/mail/mail.wml?cmd=cat-message-by-id&id=3
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> If there was anything wrong with the wml page generated by cocoon,
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Cocoon and WAP problems
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> I saved the wml code to disk and accessed it through cocoon.
> the sitemap snippet for accesing test.wml is :
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> This works fine.
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> The problem occ
I saved the wml code to disk and accessed it through cocoon. the sitemap snippet for
accesing test.wml is :
This works fine.
The problem occurs only when i go through clicking on the links for the query string:
mail/mail/mail.wml?cmd=cat-message-by-id&id=3
If there was any
Joerg Heinicke schrieb:
On 19.06.2004 11:12, Oro smith wrote:
I fear it would not help as saving the page to disk and reading it from
there does not make the page valid, but it works though.
Another problem could then be a missing or wrong content-type header. In
which way do you read the file
On 19.06.2004 11:12, Oro smith wrote:
Dear Mr.joerg,
As you had suggested, i saved the wml file to disk and tested it in the TTemulator.
however, unexpectedly, the page was displayed without error !!
The same page ie
"mail/mail/mail.wml?cmd=cat-message-by-id&id=3"
which gave "invalid wml code" prev
Dear Mr.joerg,
As you had suggested, i saved the wml file to disk and tested it in the TTemulator.
however, unexpectedly, the page was displayed without error !!
The same page ie
"mail/mail/mail.wml?cmd=cat-message-by-id&id=3"
which gave "invalid wml code" previously works fine now ie. after bein
On 18.06.2004 09:39, Oro smith wrote:
There seems to be some problem when using cocoon webmail with
wap. After i login and the inbox is displayed, i try to click on
the mail link. However i get the message "invalid wml code". Does
this have something to do with the cocoon sitemap and wap. If
anyon
I get the error "invalid wml code" when i tested it in the wap emulator available at
tagtag.com.On the mobile phone i get the error "Unable to fetch response". I get no
error with the opera web browser though.
This is actual flow:
1. login page is displayed for mail/login.wml.
2. After logging
On 17.06.2004 06:22, Oro smith wrote:
There seems to be some problem when using cocoon webmail with wap. After i login and the inbox is displayed, i try to click on the mail link.
However i get the message "invalid wml code".
Does this have something to do with the cocoon sitemap and wap. If anyo
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