On Thu, May 25, 2006 2:47 pm, Craig McClanahan wrote: > I would expect a well-behaved client to set the content type on the > incoming > request to "text/xml" for XML content, so you should be able to check > that.
Yes, I think that's a reasonable assumption (something, I'm ashamed to say, my Ajax code doesn't do!). Doesn't sound at all like an unreasonable requirement either. > Likewise, isn't JSON content supposed to be sent with "text/javascript"? Not sure, but I'll check on that. It definitely *sounds* right, and again, probably isn't an unreasonable requirement in any case. I was actually thinking of a String property in the Action that defines what type the request is, but your answer is I think definitely better. > > On output, (b) takes the Action and generates JSON from its fields. > > > And you should, of course, set the correct content type on the response > too. Yes, agreed. *That* I usually do at least :) > Craig Thanks Craig, I think your suggestions will defnitely make it work out better. Off to work I go now :) Frank --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
