Re: CRLF in <string> -- XML vs XML-RPC

>> That's hard to believe. You mean the conventional PHP XML parser
>> doesn't normalize CR/LF ever? Considering 1) that the XML spec makes
>> it pretty clear that it's required; and 2) it's generally very useful,
>> I don't think it could get away with that. Plus, I have an Expat
>> parser from 2001 that has the normalization integrated pretty tightly
>> into it.

>Well, I quoted from memory, and I am most likely wrong.  I just
>re-read the spec, and as you correctly pointed out in chapter 2.11 the
>normalization is in fact required upon parsing.

Well, there's still some confusion, because I have a user who, using
your implementation as a standard by which to measure mine, claims
that yours does _not_ do line ending normalization on the receiving
side (specifically, where a server receives a <string> parameter).
Could you have been wrong about the fact that you (PHP XML-RPC) use
the standard PHP XML parser but right about the fact that the PHP
XML-RPC server doesn't do line ending normalization?

Same user says a Python XML-RPC server does _not_ do line ending
normalization of <string> parameter values.

-- 
Bryan Henderson                                   San Jose, California


 
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