"bingo" he said with embarrassment.
I know you asked me what the content type was on your first reply, but
I kept thinking I needed to set the content type of the request not
the response.
I was looking for something like
HttpServletRequest setContentType("text/html");
But of course that method doesn't exist.
I just now added
HttpServletResonse setContentType("text/html");
to my servlet and it is now showing up in the response view.
Oh, well. Now I have experience using the Save Responses to File
element and I have some ideas as to how I can use that on this
project.
Thanks again for your help!
> Just realised that if there is no content-type then it does not set
> the response data type, which means it won't be displayed.
>
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- Ed
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