Hi,
I get some trouble with large objects and noticed that my mobile sends
the first chunk encapsulated in a CDATA tag.
<data><![CDATA[abcd....]]>
Carriage returns are normalized in such an environment and the
calculated length of the remote peer is correct.
The problem is that the second chunk is only placed between the data tags.
<data>efg...</data>
It looks like libxml normalizes the data and removes the carriage
returns. The result is that the length is wrong and this is signalled as
an error.
So I have two question:
1. Does somebody know what the standards specify if chunked data is used?
2. Does somebody know how I can configure libxml to not normalize the
text data?
Best regards
Michael
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