A Jtidy and XHTML question

[mike]

regards:

I use Jtidy(java api introduced by w3c),to translate one HTML page into
XHTML page.

Now,I get the "XHTML" file

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I write java code and simulate my machine as a HTTP server listening
port 85.

When client connect to my machine by using HTTP protocol.
In my program,I send the client the HTTP headers,there are 2 important
HTTP headers1)content-length: ?(2)content-type: ?

The parameter of "content-length:",I can decide.
What I ask is what kind of content-type I should apply to the "XHTML" file.

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because the "XHTML" file is generated by Jtidy,I dont't know what kind of
mime type I should use to let the mobile browser to identify the "XHTML"
file.

Could someone excellent or experienced to tell me how?

thanks a lot

 

[Thomas Fritsch]

regards:

I use Jtidy(java api introduced by w3c),to translate one HTML page into
XHTML page.

Now,I get the "XHTML" file

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
I write java code and simulate my machine as a HTTP server listening
port 85.

When client connect to my machine by using HTTP protocol.
In my program,I send the client the HTTP headers,there are 2 important
HTTP headers1)content-length: ?(2)content-type: ?

The parameter of "content-length:",I can decide.
What I ask is what kind of content-type I should apply to the "XHTML" file.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
because the "XHTML" file is generated by Jtidy,I dont't know what kind of
mime type I should use to let the mobile browser to identify the "XHTML"
file.

Could someone excellent or experienced to tell me how?

thanks a lot

The XHTML specification can tell you:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#media

 

[mike]

The XHTML specification can tell you:

http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#media

regards:

I would like to say sorry first,maybe I am wrong.

I doubt that if the Jtidy can exactly translate a HTML file into a
XHTML file.

My mobile client is nokia6600,and the wireless bearer is Wap.

I reply the mobile client(nokia6600) the standard XHTML page(page of
http://www.w3c.org) by the content-type: application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml,
it is testing OK.

See the page showed on the nokia6600,and I am a little happy.

I use the same idea.I try to send the "XHTML file(produced by Jtidy)"

content-lengthI try to get the number from the OS)
content-type: application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml

I fail.


Sequently,I change the content-type to application/xhtml+xml,
application/xhtml,application/xml, text/html,xml.............etc


I fail All of my tests.