Mmmh, but Epoz sends wellformed xhtml. The point is Epoz sends text/html
as content-type, which is not handled by StreamGenerator(, yet).
I don't want to tidy anything, at the mom.
My question is:
Why does the StreamGenerator not support text/html??
I guess this was the simplest way to enforce well-formedness. But the test on a specific content type is no that good IMO. Why not simply let the parser complain about well-formedness errors?
Good point. Look at the fact that it accepts text/plain :) so why not text/html or what ever?
it seems to me that two fixes should be made: Epoz should send "text/xhtml"
Not text/xhtml, but similar: http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-media-types/#summary
and the generic StreamGenerator should be able to check well-formedness instead just checking the mime-type, maybe by default, but which could be configured to be turned off because of possible performance issues.
Simply trying parsing and rethrowing a parsing error ... what it has to do in any case.
Joerg
