rameshsharma
Remove xml declaration in response in elixir and phoenix
remove xml declaration in payload response in elixir and phoenix.
I want to remove the below from xml response, can someone please guide how to do it?
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benwilson512
How are you generating this response?
NobbZ
Without the declaration its still well-formed.
And even if a doctype is specified, the XML declaration doesn’t affect validity of the document against the declared doctype(s).
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dimitarvp
Yep, I know that. Last time I had to grapple with 20+ XML parsers (about 1.5 years ago) I do remember like half of them refused to parse without the header (written in several languages, not just Erlang/Elixir).
Just re-checked.
:xmerldoesn’t require it at least.EDIT: Now that I think of it in more detail and reopened the last Elixir project where I had to deal with XML, I might have mistook the lack of the header with the lack of a root element, which is an invalid XML. The people there wanted an XML with several root elements for some reason. Yep, my mistake, the header is quite optional indeed and it’s just that some parsers choose to blow up without it.