Hi, On Feb 4, 2008 9:49 AM, David Nuescheler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ...(1) since we are handling responses to POSTs that have to be both > machine readable and human readable and even more importantly > has to be handled gracefully by both XHR and "regular" browser POST > the default response needs to be text/html....
ok > ...(2) the returned xhtml contains identified and specified "Id" attributes > that are used for machine readability.... ok, that's similar to my suggestion earlier in this thread, fine with that. > ...(3) If the "ujax:redirect" parameter is used, it will either contain > a URL to be placed into the Location header of the 301/302 response > or a reference to the "newly generated" resource using the "*" notation > (for example, "*.html, *.edit.html)... ok > ...I think it would be great if the above was put into junit tests.,, Sure - the launchpad-webapp integration tests already exercise the ujax protocol, so it's only a matter of adding tests for the new/improved stuff - including parsing of the returned xhtml. -Bertrand
