[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you Christian. I got it!...why don't you just pass the original String to Send?(in the variant).Yes, I did think about it and that's the first way I tried but it didn't work; I might do something wrong. And the doc for (nsIVarient * body) states like this:
Ah... the documentation seems outdated (Can you file a bug on this?). This parameter used to be of type nsISupports, but it got changed to nsIVariant. However, I still believe that my original mail was right -- I was reading the implementation of XMLHttpRequest while writing it.
so it sounds like only those 3 types are supported for this method.
Yeah, you can put one of these three types into the variant :-) Or even directly a string, if you want.
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