- From: <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 18:05:54 +0200
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
In-reply-to: Your message of Tue, 01 Jun 1999 16:09:03 +0100." <81E4A2BC03CED111845100104B62AFB528426F@stagecoach.bts.co.uk> > Although Amaya 2.0a doesn't appear to be able to parse XML yet, > it does know about .xml and possibly the equivalent media type. > > However, when I tried it on a piece of XML from one of the earliest uses > of XML, an IE4 channel definition file, it put up a save as dialogue. If Amaya put up a save as dialogue, it's because it didn't get a right MIME type "text/xml". Could you check your server configuration? > It seems to me that XML will often come with a custom media type, so > the ability to force a URL to be parsed as XML would be desirable once > XML parsing is properly implemented. Amaya automatically detects the document format and displays it in a text format (including tags) when it's not able to apply CSS rules to the current structure. Amaya doesn't provide a full XML support yet. But it's already able to display and edit XHTML, MathML, and a subset of SVG. It uses XML namespaces to mix these structures in the same XML document. > (Incidentally it hung - menus were live, but stop, exit and end task were > ineffective when I tried to load the CDF (renamed as .xml) from the local > disk. I've had several hangs like this on other documents with Win32 > v 2.0a.) Could you send us the document or its URL to try it? Irene.
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