It was a typo, it was 'text/plain' that I specified. I don't admin the
server so I am not 100% sure what it is actually specifying as the mime
type, that is why I was forcing it to 'text/plain'. So it looks like the
transport is not handling the 'text/plain' correctly or the server is not
sending t
On 10/6/07, Jim Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Good information but I see that the script transport does support text
> only. I tried to set the response type to text/PLAIN but it didn't like it,
> got the same error message. So what type of text does it like? Or is it a
> requirement that t
Good information but I see that the script transport does support text only.
I tried to set the response type to text/PLAIN but it didn't like it, got
the same error message. So what type of text does it like? Or is it a
requirement that the file have a .txt extension?
I would be happy to help sol
