Hi all! I have a question about slide and encoding!
Why would I have to tell the server what encoding to use? Slide stores what ever is served to it! That is if the url is encoded in UTF8 it will store that and if it is encoded by escaped local charaterset then it will store that - I cannot see why slide needs to know! The only place where is could be interesting is in PUT and PROPPATCH where a function could be added that could verify that then encoding is UTF8 and not escaped local charset! In slide properties there is a sessing called org.apache.slide.urlEncoding! Will this change the data server to another encoding than the one it was served? In the TxXMLFileDescriptorsStore there is a parameter called encoding! Will this parameter change the encoding of the data when it stores it and then change it back when it serves back to the slide kernel? BTW have anyone looked at how webfolders in windows Explorer on Windows XP works. It will convert national characters to UTF8 and serve that to the server - this if great! However when it displays what is on the server it unescapes with local character set! I really do not get that!! In windows 2000 it at least stayed to local charset!! /Jacob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
