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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4776

ResponseUtils.filter() does not encode the apostrophe character





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2002-10-12 
22:55 -------
You are completely and utterly wrong. I'm not sure how else I can put it 
really. Have you actually read this bug report, because you certainly don't 
understand it.

It is entirely false to say that it 'breaks compliance' with the spec. Why do 
you think that? Could you point to the part of the spec says that using 
entities in tag attribute values is non-compliant?

You are also looking at a part of the spec that is completely irrelevant to 
this issue. What has whether or not the apostrophe character has a *named* 
entity got to do with anything? My patch uses a numeric entity.

You tell me to 'calm down' and then make a completely bizarre, uninformed and 
incorrect claim without even reading the bug history. That's hardly going to 
help, is it?

For chrissake, this is a 3-line patch, it fixes something that is demonstrably 
broken, it cannot possibly break any existing code, it is trivial to verify 
that the patch is correct, this bug report has been open for *nearly a year*, 
why on earth hasn't someone just checked it in?

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