Hi,

I do the following in the page code so that I don't have to manipulate urls, 
you never know if the format could change;

        @Inject
        private ComponentResources resources;

        public String getUrl() {
                return resources.createEventLink("someEvent", 'some 
context').toURI();
        }

And then reference that in the .tml using ${url}

You could then return a JSONObject with the payload.

Hope this helps.

Dave


On 2 Apr 2011, at 05:53, coriolisguy wrote:

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> I have an ajax request that needs to return a text/xml payload. I need to
> dynamically make the URL string in the browser to send to the server. What
> should the format of that URL be?
> 
> Thanks
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