- From: Sean Owen <srowen@google.com>
- Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 13:17:53 -0400
- To: "Jo Rabin" <jo@linguafranca.org>
- Cc: public-mobileok-checker@w3.org
PS I checked in some stuff last night to fix the namespaces issue too -- it works, but, not sure if it is the best way or what. You'll want to do an update and I apologize for conflicts. I'm open to better solutions than what I threw in. I can submit if you'll send over files and/or a diff. I'd like to maintain some minimal control over style and design of the code. Not the content but how it's written and built into the object-oriented design. I think it's important for the whole application to be built in a cohesive way. I'd like to be able to edit and refactor code from time to time and I hope this will be easy and beneficial to the application, and satisfy my obsessive-compulsive tendencies about code style and design. So Jo I'd also appreciate the opportunity to take a light editorial pen to what you send over? On 5/18/07, Jo Rabin <jo@linguafranca.org> wrote: > > I have some code updates to check in, but no means of doing so :-( > > I've been looking at production of the moki document ... mainly ... > > Here's a mixed bag of thoughts and random comment: > > PreprocessorResults > > Fixed the problem with namespaces > Made quite a few changes to processing of HTTP headers to parse them > correctly > Added some DocInfo > Added the base64 encoded document > Fixed problem with no document returned. > > DOMUtils added an extra helper > > HTTPResource > > Stopped following redirects automatically > Stopped processing cookies > > XHTMLHTTPResource > Rewrote parseTidiedDOM > Problem with 0 length body (fixed?) > > Tester > > I've added some command line switches: > -m mokifilename (leave the filename off and it doesn't output) > -r resultfilename (ditto) > [-u] dummy so you can do e.g. -r -u http://wonky.mobi > > Base64 > > I've added some code to Base64 (taken from java.util....base64) > > Generally, > > Auto redirection is now off, but I have not put manual redirection in as it > needs a bit of thought as to how one would store the results of each of the > requests. > > I think that cookies are being thrown away if they are invalid - before I > changed the process cookies thing, HTTPClient was throwing grumbles out to > the console (on http://google.com/m). Not sure what is happening about this. > Could be that since switching off autoredirection the cokkie behaviour is > different. > > Anyway if anyone has write access I'll send the files over. > > Cheers > Jo > > --- > Jo Rabin > M: +44 7904 185975 > Skype: JoRabin > > > >
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