Hy;
maybe this message belongs to the developers list, but since it
is about documentation, i am unshure:
During evaluation of cocoon-2.0.3 i found a discrepancy
in the serializers docs:
the document shows an example, how to configure a serializer.
(see documents/userdocs/concepts/sitemap.html)
Look at the usage of the <indent> tag (the following lines
are a verbatim copy from the docs)
<map:serializer name="html" mime-type="text/html"
src="org.apache.cocoon.serialization.HTMLSerializer">
. . .
<encoding>UTF-8</encoding>
<indent>1</indent>
</map:serializer>
I tried to use the <indent>1</indent> tag on the XML
serializer. That did not work as expected. Then i tried
to use <indent>yes</indent> which is conform to the
<xsl:output indent=yes"/> known within the XSLT
and, guess what? It worked.
I tried to use the <XSL:output> directly in the stylesheet, but
that was completely ignored, hmm...
I just wonder, if the docs are wrong, or i use an xslt-processor,
which is not "officially" supported by cocoon. Although i simply
installed the cocoon-2.0.3 on top of tomcat-4.1.12
Just another minor subtility:
when i specify an invalid encoding within the <encoding> tag,
the serializer silently turns this into UTF-8. I personally would
like to see an error message instead. This would help a lot.
Any hints are welcome.
regards, hussayn
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