charset on p:data

Vojtech,

I don't think you've interpreted the spec correct wrt the data-006.xml
test. The spec says:

  If the resource has a content type associated with it (e.g., if the
  resource was retrieved with HTTP), then that content type must be
  used, otherwise, ...

The server returns textdata-utf8.txt as text/plain; charset=utf-8 so I
don't think the output should be base64 encoded.

The content-type attribute is only used if no content-type is provided.

                                        Be seeing you,
                                          norm

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