Actually the XMLSerializer (I'm using the serializers block) extends the EncodingSerializer, which extends Object and implements Serializer. I guess I'd need a TextSerializer based on the EncodingSerializer.
Ah, shoot... Was looking for that one too, but couldn't find it. I was looking in the build tree for .java files. :-P
and that one contains:
if (encoding != null) { format.put(OutputKeys.ENCODING, encoding); buffer.append(";encoding=").append(encoding); }
But isn't this just used for the caching key?
Err, dunno..
I didn't find any code which attaches the encoding information to the HTTP header.
Duh!
Cheers, Geert
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