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> Hello all,
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> I am resending this e-mail in desperation..
> Please bear with me as I might have sent it in
> wrong time last night.
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> I am writing a servlet that generates pure
> (not HTML embedded) JavaScript
> as its output (basically whatever would be there
> in .js file). And I am setting content type
> to application/x-javascript.
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> But, either JServ or Apache is inserting following
> DTD type at the top of the output:
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> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
>
As Jon mentioned in response to this last night, there is nothing in
Apache JServ (or Apache, unless you've purposely configured something to
do so) that modifies the content of what you send to the output stream
or writer. It sends exactly what you write -- nothing more, and nothing
less This message is coming from somewhere else.
Craig McClanahan
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