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Posted by pengas@gmail.com on August 15, 2005, 10:40 am
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hi guys,
I've written an XMLRPC server using the Frontier suite,
exporting one function which retrieves a row of info from a MS-SQL
database. The server is running on WinXP and the DB is on Win2000.
one of the field is an encrypted credit-card number.
the client and server executes correctly until the Frontier::Client is
trying to parse the XML. this is the error I get:
not well-formed (invalid token) at line 7, column 41, byte 272 at
C:/Perl/site/lib/XML/Parser.pm line 187
this location points to the value of the encrypted CC.
I've read that by setting the encoding of the XML to ISO-8859-1 someone
solved a similar issue:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.lang.perl.misc/browse_frm/thread/39a9103fa599f41a/cd012e5b1d6d4e93?tvc=1&q=not+well-formed+(invalid+token)+XML%2FParser.pm+line+187&hl=en#cd012e5b1d6d4e93
however, even when I set the encoding at the client side it will not
work. I'm thinking it may be a good idea to set the encoding to the
aformentioned ISO-8859-1, but that option is not available with the
Daemon class nor the HTTP::Daemon from which it inherits.
besides solving this matter - there must be something in this mechanism
that I'm not fully understand.. I mean, the client transfers a chunk of
characters to the XML parser for it to be decoded right? the
XML::Parser is used by default and it has a set of rules by which it
will parse information, but I cannot modify that with the
Frontier::Client, can I?
last Q,
any book, article u recommend for me to read in order to get the nuts
and bolts of XML?
thank you all for your time and god bless
nir
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