XML Header Definition with XMLPort in 4.00

ngebhard
Member Posts: 127
Hey everybody,
does anybody know if it's possible to influence the header of an XML-Document created by an XML-Port?
The usual export starts with the part:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
For some reason we need this to be empty! Does anyone know if this information is passed as a parameter to the automation or if it's some kind of fixed?!
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Nicole
does anybody know if it's possible to influence the header of an XML-Document created by an XML-Port?
The usual export starts with the part:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
For some reason we need this to be empty! Does anyone know if this information is passed as a parameter to the automation or if it's some kind of fixed?!
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Nicole
ProTAKT Projekte & Business Software AG
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner
Bad Nauheim, Germany
http://www.protakt.de
http://twitter.com/protakt
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner
Bad Nauheim, Germany
http://www.protakt.de
http://twitter.com/protakt
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Not possible, as far as I'm aware.Kind regards,
Jan Hoek
Product Developer
Mprise Products B.V.0 -
That line is called the XML Declaration, and is part of the prolog in a well-formed XML document. The parsers I have worked with know how to handle it, either by validating the values in it or by simply ignoring it, so I am curious why you need to have this empty.
I seem to remember someone asking a similar question. Have you tried searching?0
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