RE: Xalan Problem

[JD Daniels]

I believe it is... just for some clarity here:

It may 'resist' because:

this information is stored in a mysql TEXT field.
Becuase mysql barfs all over 's I put it in like this:

description='<xsp:logic>java.net.URLEncoder.encode(<xsp-request:get-paramete
r name="description"/>)</xsp:logic>'

And I get it out by:

<xsp:logic>
        String s = <esql:get-ascii column="description"/>;
        String s = <esql:get-ascii column="description"/>;
        try {
                s=java.net.URLDecoder.decode(s);
        } catch (Exception e) {}
</xsp:logic>

(carriage returns are encoded as %0D%0A at this point)

The rest of the app and transformations turn out normal.
ie, no regular xml transformations contain &#13; - only database selects.
esql maybe?

But because my cocoon.conf build contains them when I do a clean build, it
led me to believe xalan itself was the culprit. I wonder.. does woody change
any xalan settings?

JD



-----Original Message-----
From: Joerg Heinicke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 2:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Xalan &#13; Problem


On 12.11.2003 22:12, Tony Collen wrote:

>> Replace &#13; with "nothing" in the XSLT:
>> <xsl:value-of select="translate(text(), '&#13;', '')"/>
>
>
> Hmnm, yeah, but where's the actual problem coming from?
>
> Just curious,
>
> Tony

Don't know exactly, so let me guess:

The text typed into a textarea contains &#10; (line feed) and &#13;
(carriage return). When sending this to the server it is stored in which
form ever. Now if you work on this XML with XSLT I don't know why it's
still there. Isn't a line break simply replaced with &#10; in the XML
model? Why will the &#13; "resist"? Is it Xalan's fault?

Joerg


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