It's not really that Safari doesn't support it, it just doesn't allow for
XmlHttpRequest objects to
have a Method of anything other that GET / POST. The issue may have actually
been resolved (I'm open
to correction here), but some people are still using versions of Safari with
this problem.
Lothar Kimmeringer wrote:
> darkflame schrieb:
>> oh...it seems GWT dosnt support the Head method only Post / Get :-/
>> (apperently Saffire dosnt support it)
>
> It's a FAQ here. You can use the protected contructor using an
> anonymous inner class:
>
> RequestBuilder builder = new RequestBuilder("HEAD", url) {
> /* nothing to override */
> };
>
> I'm wondering if HEAD is not supported by Safari, because this
> method is implemented by HTTP-servers since the time where one
> kilobyte weighted one kilogram.
>
>
> Regards, Lothar
>
> >
>
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