Re: [Xmltask-users] omitHeader declaration doesn't work

[Brian A. <br...@oo...>]

Apologies. I've been sittin gon this for 6 months. I now have a fix for 
this and will release shortly.

On 29/06/2010 23:54, Brian Agnew wrote:
>    I will try and have a look in the next week or so. Watch this space.
>
> On 29/06/2010 16:48, David Corlette wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is this ever going to get fixed?  I've tried any number of ways to get this to work, and usually I end up having to put in some sort of file copy with a 'tail' to get rid of the<xml>   header, which is a pretty ugly workaround.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>>>> On 03.03.2010 at 13:50, in message
>> <4B8...@so...>, "David Corlette"
>> <dco...@no...>   wrote:
>>> BTW, when I use the default outputter the amount of whitespace in the file
>>> gets ridiculously large.
>>>
>>> This is to the tune of increasing a 170K file to 11MB after several edits
>>> via xmltask.
>>>
>>>>>> On 27.02.2010 at 04:32, in message<4B8...@oo...>,
>>> Brian Agnew<br...@oo...>   wrote:
>>>> Can you try with the default outputter ? i.e. remove the "outputter"
>>>> attribute ?
>>>>
>>>> On 26/02/2010 23:53, David Corlette wrote:
>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I've been using xmltask for some pretty complex stuff, and very recently ran
>>>> into an issue I can't seem to get around.
>>>>> Basically, AFAICT the 'omitHeader' attribute is completely ignored. For a
>>>> task as simple as this:
>>>>> <xmltask source="${pkgdir}/tmp/files2.xml" dest="${pkgdir}/tmp/files2.xml"
>>>> omitHeader="true" outputter="simple:1">
>>>>>     <insert path="/PluginPackageFiles" buffer="file"/>
>>>>> </xmltask>
>>>>>
>>>>> one still gets a<?xml...>    header in the output file.
>>>>>
>>>>> Not only that, when this is run via the Java ProjectHelper (as opposed to
>>>> command-line Ant), the XML header is corrupted and ends up like this:
>>>>> <?xml version="1.0" UTF-8standalone="null"?>
>>>>>
>>>>> As a result, the next time we try to process that same XML file, xmltask
>>>> throws an error.
>>>>> Any ideas?  AFAIK I'm using the latest - downloaded a couple weeks ago.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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