>From what I've experience (don't know if I can retrace it), the BOM characters
>were probably inserted before the XML prolog, when the XML file was opened in
>Notepad and then
saved, it is probably due to difference in the encoding used between editors.
Some literature on BOM:
http://msdn.mic
Okay, to be clear, what i do is the following:
<%@ page contentType="application/xml" %>encoding="utf-8"?>
This is the first line in my JSP page that creates XML. It's the
first line, first character, no spaces inbetween the two
declarations. This works for me.
Up til now I've created XML
agreeing with the previous post..I get this same error when the XML has any
whitespace characters before
To: "Tomcat Users List"
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 2:51 PM
Subject: Re: Change the encoding format of xml outpu
Sarah,
I'm just following up on what JV mentioned.
The "Content is no
Tomcat users,
Your replies were very helpful to solve the problem. The solution was found in
bugzilla and it consists of disabling the proxyCaching. See below:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=27122+
The work-around is to configure the Authenticator yourself:
Of cours
Sarah,
I'm just following up on what JV mentioned.
The "Content is not allowed in prolog" is caused when there is the BOM - Byte
Order Mark character before the prolog
To: Tomcat Users List
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 2:39:03 PM
Subject: Re: Change the encoding format of xml outpu
Hi Sa
Hi Sarah,
Have you included this in the page-code?
<%@ page contentType="application/xml" %>
JV
Op 20 jan 2007, om 20:19 heeft Sarah Parrott het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I'm using Tomcat 5.5 from within eclipse, and using java code to
create and
save a new xml document on the server. The
Hi,
I'm using Tomcat 5.5 from within eclipse, and using java code to create and
save a new xml document on the server. The first line in the xml doc is
If I try and view this in eclipse, or parse it using a sax parser, I get the
error 'content not allowed in prolog'. However, I can open it fin
At work we use SQL Server 2000 and 2005. At first we used Opta2000 as
jdbc connector. Now we use jTDS, which is open source and freely
available. I don't know about performance issues, but we don't notice
any difference (it's development mainly, and low traffic sites). I've
tried to use the
