Udo, I think you are right, since the write methods are inherited from abstract Writer clazz.
<quote> Methods inherited from class java.io.Writer close, write, write, write, write, write </quote> Therefore no need to close an open starting (HTML) element -M On 5/4/07, Udo Schnurpfeil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, I have detected a possible problem with the HtmlResponseWriterImpl. The write(String) method closes the start tag if open, but the spec says: 6.4 ResponseWriter [...] It supports both low-level and high level APIs for writing character based information The ResponseWriter class extends java.io.Writer, and therefore inherits these method signatures for low-level output. [...] The write methods write raw characters directly to the output writer.public void close() throws IOException; [...] If a Renderer want to write a content text, he should use writeText() instead. To explan my problem. The TobagoResponseWriter doesn't call the "close-tag", because in some cases we need possibility to write code without auto-closing. I was playing around using Tomahawk components on Tobago pages, and so this problem appears. Any remarks Udo
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