On Wed, 16 Feb 2011, will trillich wrote:
Hmm. Curious about the inline comment there -- how do you do CSV based on accept-header?
You look for an Accept header that specifies text/csv (or whatever the content type is) vs text/html.
Or, if you're using a regular browser, you use a hack where you put something like content-type=text/csv in the query string.
Catalyst::Action::REST provides basically everything you need to make this all work.
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