> So, is there something wrong ? > I am not sure if the class is broken or there is something to do with > GeoServer A good way to try and sort this out is to use firebug or similar and look at the actual call made to geoserver. You can copy and make the call in isolation in a browser tab. If geoserver is returning an error, then a geoserver problem; if the call is malformed or not made, then the problem is with the class. (My bets would be on the geoext2 - its beta software at best).
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