eXist integration, url-generator, force-content-type

Hi all,

Perhaps a better posted on the eXist site, but I suspect
the issue has been encountered here.

Using url-generator to access the eXist REST interface,
the content-type of the returned data is "text/html"
rather than text/xml.  I can use <force-content-type> ,
but I wonder if tidy is getting called anyway.

Has anyone run into this problem?  Have I mis-configured
eXist?

Thanks for any tips,
Hank Ratzesberger

Goleta,CA



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Well, I conclude that eXist will return "content-type: text/html"
under various circumstances.  (It may be that you need an
xml processor instruction in your document.  It might be a help if
url-generator's request-headers could be configured, I didn't see
immediately how.)  In any case, it definitely will not call
htmlTidy if the content-type is text/xml and force-content-type is
true.

However, I should be using the xforms-submission processor to
get XML from a REST interface, so I'm off to update my code..

Cheers,
Hank

Goleta, CA


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Hank,

I don't know why eXist returns text/html in your case. I have not
experienced this.

If you use force-content-type with an XML content type, then the XML
parser should be used.

-Erik

Hank Ratzesberger wrote:
 > Hi all,
 >
 > Perhaps a better posted on the eXist site, but I suspect
 > the issue has been encountered here.
 >
 > Using url-generator to access the eXist REST interface, the content-type
 > of the returned data is "text/html" rather than text/xml.  I can use
 > <force-content-type> ,
 > but I wonder if tidy is getting called anyway.
 >
 > Has anyone run into this problem?  Have I mis-configured
 > eXist?
 >
 > Thanks for any tips,
 > Hank Ratzesberger
 >
 > Goleta,CA

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