I found a way to hack around it. It's definitely ugly, though.
Basically, I have a python script that calls page templates and
buffers the results as it writes out to REQUEST.RESPONSE. Each page
template is *just a portion* of my final output XML file. Since all
of the scripts and templates tha
Floyd May wrote:
I'm constructing a VERY large XML file using a python script that
buffers writes to REQUEST.RESPONSE. The script calls the page
templates, and then writes the rendered page templates to
REQUEST.RESPONSE through the buffering mechanism.
I have attempted adding .metadata files fo
On 10/26/05, Floyd May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It appears as though this problem is due to the content-type being set
> inappropriately (probably text/html). I'm attempting to render XML,
> but each of the templates only contains a piece of my final output XML
> file; therefore, I don't have
An update -
It appears as though this problem is due to the content-type being set
inappropriately (probably text/html). I'm attempting to render XML,
but each of the templates only contains a piece of my final output XML
file; therefore, I don't have the '' header in the file.
>From a perusal of
