wicket is probably buffering the response, so you should try
((webresponse)getresponse).gethttpservletresponse().getoutputstream().write
-igor
On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 2:16 PM, Michael Mehrle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a non-Wicket AJAX request call a Wicket page to process some data
> (it's that jQuery file uploader I was working on). Now, the PHP example
> that came with that jQuery based file uploader writes out some status
> information to the AJAX JS script via HTTP Response like this (I'm no
> PHP coder):
>
> { echo "{";
> Echo "error: ': . $error . "',\n";
> Echo "msg: '" . $msg . "'\n";
> Echo "}"
>
> That's the message that the JS will use to show the status. Now, since
> I'm in Wicket, not in PHP I will need to bounce back something similar.
> I was hoping that I could just call:
>
> getRequest().write(....);
>
> However, it's not showing up. What is the recommended way of writing
> directly to the response object (for this, or RSS feeds, etc..). Do I
> have to create a fake txt/xml page that I'm bouncing back, or can I just
> write plain text back via the HTTP Response object?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Best,
>
> Michael
>
>
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