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Java Loader: &,<,> are unloaded as & > <

  • 1.  Java Loader: &,<,> are unloaded as & > <

    Posted Wed November 06, 2002 09:04 AM

    (Tamino 2.3.1.7 Linux)
    I used the Java Loader to unload a whole collection, made a full text replace, and loaded it back into Tamino.
    Unfortunately for me, I realised too late, that during the unloading the JavaScript code in my XML content was disabled due to the transformation of &,<,> into its HTML entities & < > ! Now all web pages with javascript produce an error in the browser!!

    In either format (loadRequest, queryResult), unloading a collection and loading it again produces such changes in the content - the Java Loader does not preserve the original content!!

    This is not very nice, I consider it a bug.
    Is there a solution, a bug fix, or is it not an error (i’m looking forward to that explanation.)

    Regards,
    Armin Vogt


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  • 2.  RE: Java Loader: &,<,> are unloaded as & > <

    Posted Wed November 06, 2002 09:17 AM

    Of course, the Javascript and thus the &,<,> are within a comment and thus represent valid XML.

    The unload transforms into

    (Ignore the space between & and the entity name
    that is necessary to prevent it from being transformed by this discussion forum platform)


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  • 3.  RE: Java Loader: &,<,> are unloaded as & > <

    Posted Wed November 06, 2002 09:58 AM

    hi,

    i could reproduce the behaviour you stated when using the loadRequest format.
    however, when using the java loader as delivered with tamino 3.1.2, a file unloaded as query result did not show the effect.

    please contact your support center, i am sure that they can provide proper assistance.

    regards,
    andreas f.


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