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Reporter: pere[at]hungry.com [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 11.03pm, Sunday, 28th January 2007]
I ran into a problem with the applet the other day, and was able to verify it
today. I've tagged a few nodes in josm, and used the applet to move them
into the correct location. First I moved the royal castle in Oslo, and next it
was a cinema. When the node is moved in the applet, josm is no longer able
to find any tags on the node. I checked in the applet after the move if the
tags were still present. They were there. But when I looked at the same map
area using jsom later, the tags were gone.
This make it very dangerous to move nodes in the applet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Author: tom[at]compton.nu [Added to the original trac issue at 11.55am, Wednesday, 7th February 2007]
If the output on the Java console accurately reflects the PUT request that is sent to the server then the problem is that the wrong format seems to be being used for the tags in the XML that is sent - see this example:
... the tags format we're seeing in the request is default Hashtable toString() implementation. am checking in a load of other fixes, i'll add this one in as well once i have tested.
Reporter: pere[at]hungry.com
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 11.03pm, Sunday, 28th January 2007]
I ran into a problem with the applet the other day, and was able to verify it
today. I've tagged a few nodes in josm, and used the applet to move them
into the correct location. First I moved the royal castle in Oslo, and next it
was a cinema. When the node is moved in the applet, josm is no longer able
to find any tags on the node. I checked in the applet after the move if the
tags were still present. They were there. But when I looked at the same map
area using jsom later, the tags were gone.
This make it very dangerous to move nodes in the applet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: