Hi,
> It is possible to have the iPhone remember a web page to make it look like
> an App. To do this you need to specify a manifest file to tell the iPhone
> what to cache.
I think you are talking about html5 offline support -no?
Works with 'droid too right?
> The .manifest file must have a header specifying it is of type
> text/cache-manifest. Normally I'd simply edit the .htaccess file and add a
> AddType text/cache manifest .manifest to add the header when any .manifest
> file is downloaded.
> The question - how can I do this with the Google App Engine for Java?
google servlet filter
set up your filter
add the following
response.setContentType("text/cache-manifest");
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