Hi Mikael,
1.
I use the following "ContentType" to send a "StringBuffer" from my servlet,
and it works. So I think
perhaps you can use it to send other "serialized java object" :
...
response.setContentType("application/octet-stream");
...
2.
There is a book named "Developing Java Servlets"(James Goodwill, SAMS,
0-672-31600-5, (float)4495000$/10000 :-) ),
and there is a chapter in this book which is about "HTTPTunneling".
Bo
May 09,2000
Mikael Westg�rds wrote:
> Hi !
>
> Does anyone knows what
> content type should be used when
> returning serialized java object from the servlet
>
> /Micke
>
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