On Sun, Jul 3, 2011 at 11:00, Stefan Volbers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> thanks for clarification.
>
> I suspect this tiny little difference in the Request's response type is
> interesting here:
>
> You write that, before the request to "MaxT_KPDX.data" fails (in IE), a
> request call to "ms.pqr.json" succeeds; this one is of
> _application/json_ type, while the failing one is of _text/javascript_.
>
> My idea is that the javascript code in "MaxT_KPDX.data", which gets
> executed in the "completed" listener, may be somewhat browser specific;
> you might want to temporarily switch the response type to _text/text_ or
> so to find out more about it.
>
text/text is not one of the response types handled by the XmlHttp transport,
but text/plain is. That's worth trying.
Also, you didn't respond to the comment in Stefan's original message: the
variable 'console' does not exist, by default, in IE. That line will cause
your program to die if 'console' is undefined. Do you have any appenders
installed in your Application.js file? Instead of
console.log(e.getContent()), try qx.Bootstrap.debug(e.getContent()) which
will output it to your registered log appenders.
BTW, what do you mean by "I'm trying this request and get null as a returned
value:" ? You get null from _what_? From console.log()? as the return value
from qx.io.remote.Request()?
Derrell
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