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27.1.3. Publishing preferences

The Publishing preferences dialog lets you set preferences for ETAGS and preconditions, whether to

verify each PUT command with a GET, set the default name for URLs ending with a slash, and enable

PUT redirections on specified domains. These options are explained below.

> 27.1.3.1. Charset for new documents

Defines the charset used for new documents.

> 27.1.3.2. Check boxes

The options below can be toggled on or off by clicking the check box next to an option name. A mark in

the box indicates that the option is active.

Add the xsl stylesheet for MathML elements. Generate a call to a xsl stylesheet able to transform

included MathML elements into external objects. This xsl stylesheet was developed by the MathML

working group to make Internet Explorer able to display this kind of compound documents.

Use the application/xhtml+xml MIME type for XHTML documents. This option, if enabled,

associated the new, official XHTML MIME type to all new XTHML documents that are published on

the Web. This option is disabled by default because not all servers can handle this MIME type at the time

of this release, Note that this requires also a change in your server configuration, if it's not storing

somewhere the metadata associated with each document. This option does not modify the MIME type of

existing documents: the MIME type that is received is the same one that will be used when saving the

document, except if you do a Save as operation, of course.

Use ETAGS and preconditions. HTTP/1.1 introduces new headers that avoid the lost updates problem

when publishing. With this option, you can detect conflicts when two users are publishing the same

document.

Verify each PUT with a GET. If you don't trust your server, this option tells Amaya to retrieve each

document as soon as it has been published and compare it with the copy stored in your workstation. If the

documents differ, Amaya will warn you.

Export CR/LF. This option, if enabled, precedes each line feed by a carriage return (DOS format).

> 27.1.3.3. Fixed line length

That option gives the maximum number of characters expected in lines generated by Amaya when it

creates a HTML or XML file. When the value is 0, Amaya uses its own default value (today 78).

> 27.1.3.4. Default name for URLs finishing in '/'

An HTTP server usually associates URLs that finish in '/' with a default name, for example,

Overview.html. This option enables you to specify the default name that Amaya should use when

publishing such a URL. Ask your Webmaster for the default name for your server.

> 27.1.3.5. Allow automatic PUT redirections on these domains

According to the HTTP/1.1 specification, PUT operations should not be automatically redirected unless

it can be confirmed by the user, because this might change the conditions under which the request was

issued. You can avoid having Amaya prompt with a PUT redirection warning by entering the name of

the server's domain to which you are publishing. You may specify one or more domains, each separated

with a space, e.g., www.w3.org groucho.marx.edu.

27.1.4. Cache preferences

Amaya provides a cache through libwww. The cache is enabled by default and is stored in the

AmayaTemp/libwww-cache directory. This tab also provides a Flush Cache button for erasing the cache

directory.

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