willems Luc wrote:
>
> Hello everybody ,
>
> I have some Apache::ASP scripts that work like a XML::RPC . The idea is to
> send some XML request and the response will be an answer in XML that can be
> used by the client software.
>
> One of my scrips has a problem that in the response , 7 times a '\n'
> charecter is put before the actual XML text (seen by using ethereal ). This
> confuses my clients XML parser (M$ parser ).
> I don't know where these characters come from. The ouput i generated doesn't
> have it. I already tryed Response->Binarywrite and flushing but this doesn't
> do the trick.
> Does anybody know where this comes from ?
>
Like Ged said, check out your <% %>, but also if you want to kill
leading white space globally, you might post process your output
in your global.asa with Script_OnFlush:
sub Script_OnFlush {
my $out_ref = $Response->{BinaryRef};
$$out_ref =~ s/^\s+(\<\?xml)/$1/s
}
Then set PerlSetVar BufferingOn 1 so that flush will only be called
once per script.
--Josh
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