Hi Sebastian,
But with my, somewhat more complex pages, the media-type is always „application/xml“ and the <!DOCTYPE html> is missing from the request response.
Do you have an example for a more complex page that we can test?
Thanks in advance, Christian
Only if I force it with a complete rest:response…</rest:response> with a <output:media-type value='text/html'/> element, I get the correct HTML 5 result:
declare %output:method('html') %output:version("5.0") function _:process-page($page) { (rest:response output:serialization-parameters <output:media-type value='text/html'/> <output:method value='html'/> <output:version value="5.0"/> </output:serialization-parameters> </rest:response>,
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head></head> <body>{$page}</body> </html>) };
In the „$page“ parameter are xml-wellformed HTML 5 pages which work fine, if I serve them directly from the filesystem. Can anyone please at least hint me in some direction?
Best regards, Sebastian
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