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From: Wolfgang M. <wol...@ex...> - 2010-02-02 11:11:25
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> Now it seems that if you do such a store, even though the $content string is valid XML it now stores the > document as a binary document. > > Looks like Gev checked in a change on the 30th that broke the existing behaviour. The idea was that if you pass in a string without specifying a mime-type, the function would store it as a binary resource instead of trying to parse it as XML. Evgeny explained this to me before his commit and I agreed it would make the function more consistent. We may be wrong though. Wolfgang |