Jozef Chocholacek wrote:
>
> > response.sendError(HttpServletResponse.SC_NO_CONTENT);
>
> Eek, I really discourage you from using this behavior - if the
> request is correct and all actions the servlet has to do has been
> performed succesfully, this in very bad idea to send back any
> error code.
>
SC_NO_CONTENT isn't an error code. HTTP errors are three
digits starting with a "4". It's perfectly appropriate to
send back 204/No Content if it matches the semantics you
want.
Assuming the servlet container and client are properly
implemented, you ought to be able to use either sendError
or setStatus to send back a 204. (well, in theory either
should work, but assuming properly written clients and
servers might be unrealistic)
The original poster might want to try 'setStatus' instead
of 'sendError' and see if that works. Personally, I would
try to avoid using an applet (or even javascript) if at
all possible.
--
Christopher St. John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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