Hi everyone, First of all congratulations and thanks for this amazing project. Now I can do web programming in an actual programming language (not trying to offend, just personal preference).
-- Backgrund info -- skip if your already bored Anyways I am developing a user interface to a cloud based application that processed medical images. So what happens is that the user picks the type of algorithm that they want to apply to their images, the images are upload (these images are 3D medical imaging datasets of possibly different formats but that irrelevant). After the images are uploaded, the user interface gets a HTML page with 2D snapshots of the 3D image so that the user knows if they are uploaded correctly and in teh right orientation relative to templates etc etc. -- End background info The HTML page is returned as a single string with PNGs in place, encoded in base64. This is returned as a result of a JsonRPC call. The issue is that if this page is large, firefox does not display anything. In firebug I can see the RPC reply getting through but later in the RPC mechanism it says that the reply was empty. I believe this to due to the "notorious 4K limit" on XML nodes (http://www.coderholic.com/firefox-4k-xml-node-limit/). This may not be the case and there might be other issues but if this is the case, how do I go about fixing the pyjamas code so that mode than one child node is traversed is there is more than one child. Also is pyjamas using the XML tree in returning the result from the brief look at the code, it seems that its returning the xmlHttp.responseText. This may also be affected by the aforementioned bug/feature. I have tested the application on IE, Chrome and Safari without any issues. Any pointers on this will help. Thanks, Parnesh
