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Subject: RE: [oic] OIC SVN Web Manifests - Challenges
Dennis, probably setting the svn:mime-type when doing an svn commit does the trick, I forgot to do this for the (x)html I've uploaded, but I'll correct it when reworking it (today or in the weekend :-) I'm now at the encryption part, writing a small python script (perhaps I change to java/groovy (there is a PBKDF2 for python out there for, but haven't tried it yet) I've did signing before, so if all goes well, 1.2 part 3 is "covered" by the end of next week (well, at least for my purposes) Bart ________________________________________ From: Dennis E. Hamilton [dennis.hamilton@acm.org] Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 12:13 AM To: Hanssens Bart; oic@lists.oasis-open.org Subject: RE: [oic] OIC SVN Web Manifests - Challenges Bart, I got the XHTML to serve up properly from the OIC SVN Server by copying into my sandbox folder at SpecAnalysis/construction/sandbox/3/ 1. Notice that <http://tools.oasis-open.org/version-control/svn/oic/SpecAnalysis/constructi on/sandbox/3/001.html> serves up properly. 2. All I did was copy the folder at <http://tools.oasis-open.org/version-control/svn/oic/TestSuite/branches/bart h/odf12/scenarios/part3/3/3/>. 3. I then updated the layout.css link to have the actually layout.css file (since the 001.html file refers to the link location by relative URL). 4. I think the difference is the file mime.types that is at <http://tools.oasis-open.org/version-control/svn/oic/SpecAnalysis/>. Try something similar at TestSuite/ or TestSuite/branches/barth/ to see if that works for your material in its location. 5. That should take care of the XHTML being recognized properly by browsers. To get the CSS to work, you'll have to make a copy in the same folder or else change the XHTML to refer to a global location of a CSS file that is used by multiple XHTML pages. - Dennis PS: When I open the file from my file system, my browser recognizes the XHTML because of its filename extension, it seems. The problem on pages from the SVN Server is that is won't provide an appropriate MIME type in the HTTP response header automatically.
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