The easiest thing is to write the XML in your HTML. Wicket and HTML
don't bite each other. And just having the .html extension doesn't
matter much. Or if it does, you can customize the resource loading.
And if you want to explicitly set the content type, you can use:
getResponse.setContentType("text/xml")
Eelco
On 9/23/05, pepone pepone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello i want to build a componente that create a RSS file with the
> latest changes of my wicket app
>
> what super class you recomend to use
>
> How write xml response
>
> any ideas are wellcome
>
> thanks
>
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