Dear Tim,
There’s only public example (Title:
William+Nylander+lichen+collection):
http://db.digitarium.fi:8080/ipt/resource.do?r=nylander
It’s interesting, eml.xml on file
system contains line:
<title
xml:lang="eng">William+Nylander+lichen+collection</title>
But eml via IPT/Tomcat offers line:
<title xml:lang="eng">William
Nylander lichen collection</title>
It’s pure Tomcat without proxies.
BR,
Tero Mononen
Dear Tero,
Could you please provide a link to an
example file? We'll investigate, but this is not a behavior
I have ever seen with a Tomcat application.
Do you run any proxies or mod_jk or
anything like that?
On Mar 9, 2012, at 9:35 AM, Tero
Mononen wrote:
We have used this IPT-setup without any
problems till now.
All space-characters in metadata are
replaced to plus-character. For example title “foo
bar car” is saved as “foo+bar+car”. It affects in
every text field in metadata.
If I include at least one plus-char in
a text value, it prevents the space replacement. For
example “foo bar car+dar” is saved as it is.
I think this is related to
Java/Tomcat/urlencode. Do you have suggestions how
to fix this problem?
Digitisation
Centre of the Finnish Museum of Natural History and
the University of Eastern Finland Faculty of Science
and Forestry, Joensuu Science Park Länsikatu 15
(P.O. Box 111)
Tero Mononen, Analyst
Programmer
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