Check the Javadoc: FormPanel.SubmitCompleteEvent getResults() does not
return XML, it returns HTML. Your HttpServletResponse should call
setContentType("text/html") and you should return HTML or plain text, not
XML.
If you try to return an XML, the results will vary between browsers. I
recently went through some testing of this:
IE7 and IE8: Send "<foo>bar</foo>" and the browser will see "bar</FOO>"
Send "<FOO>bar</FOO>" and the browser will see "bar</FOO>"
IE9: Send "<FOO>bar</FOO>" and the browser will see "<FOO>bar</FOO>"
However, with the current Chrome and Firefox, send "<FOO>bar</FOO>" and the
browser will see "<foo>bar</foo>" (I'm almost willing to say this is a
change from 3-5 years ago with earlier versions of each browser and GWT,
but I won't swear to it.)
For my application, simplest approach is to send back a space delimited
string. You might have success with something other than angle brackets (<,
>), but you'd better test it thoroughly. For example, in one circumstance,
I found that "*FOO*bar@baz*FOO*" worked--extract the text between *FOO* and
split on @
On Thursday, August 30, 2012 5:18:05 PM UTC-4, Bobby wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have issues with GWT fileUpload in Internet Explorer.
> in the onSubmitComplete ,event.getResult() is not giving me the XML with
> values.It is just giving me the XML skeleton without valuse.
> It works fine in Chrome,but failing in InternetExplorer.
>
> Does anyone have this kind of issue?
> Please help with a work around for IE.
>
> Regards,
> Bobby
>
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