Easy for you to say. This service/server have returned this kind off
response for the last 6 year, and don't think that ESRI (the company
who's making the ArcIms server), is goving to change it just for me.
Andrew Thompson skrev:
> > What can I do to solve this problem.
>
> Use valid XML?
>
> Andrew T.
lars.charmer@gmail.com skrev:
> Easy for you to say. This service/server have returned this kind off
> response for the last 6 year, and don't think that ESRI (the company
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> >
> > Andrew T.
Okay it is easy(Sorry Andrew T.). Esri do support valid XML, I just
have to specify you want that. They have a attribute callede outmode
and that should have the value "newxml". But what was they suppose to
when they introduced a invalid XML, and every body was using it,
becaurse that was the default value.
Best regards
Lars Charmer Jørgensen
Andrew Thompson - 20 Sep 2006 10:42 GMT
> lars.charmer@gmail.com skrev:
>
> > Easy for you to say.
Huh? Your decision to put that comment - floating at
the top, out of context, makes it hard to understand
what you are referring to.
Also - where did the extra indents come from?
The use of '>' preceding your text makes it appear
as if that first paragraph was *quoted* by you.
> > ...This service/server have returned this kind off
> > response for the last 6 year, and don't think that ESRI (the company
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> > >
> > > Use valid XML?
...
> Okay it is easy(Sorry Andrew T.).
I never implied it was easy. (And I don't see the need for apologies.)
>..Esri do support valid XML, I just
> have to specify you want that.
I want world peace. This is just an interesting diversion.
Andrew T.