Re: xhtml compatibility guideline

On So, 2002-12-21 at 22:27, Jacob Kjome wrote:

> The appropriate mime-type for xhtml is: application/xhtml+xml
> the only real way to serve it is to send it as text/html.

I figured that out.

> I would think you should be able to set the mime type on your own.

I would but I thought I could somehow modify the 

public void buildDocument() {
        setDocument(lazyDocument, "text/html", "UTF-8");
}

which is automagically generated by XMLC in the compiled HTML class.

The point is that XMLC has a command line option for changing the
encoding (-html:encoding <X>) which changes the third parameter in the
setDocument() call above.

And now I am suggesting to add a command line option for changing the
data type (the second parameter of the setDocument()) globally, without
hacking the Enhydra's writeDoc() methods. I believe that anybody trying
to play with XHTML will run into this issue and if the XMLC pregenerated
functions are to have any useful purpose then it should be possible to
fix the data type, just like it's possible to fix the encoding now.

Petr