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I'm still sorta new to the xml thing. here is what I am sending back via
> You can do the formating or parsing in java.
> I usually prepare well formed xhtml that I feed to my responseXML, that I
> insert directly into any given div with
> document.getElementbyId("divId").innerhtml
> = xhr_obj.responseXML
>
> Hope this helps
> Tibor
>
> On 4/10/06, Fred Forester <
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>>understood. this was strictly an experiment to see how/if ofbiz could
>>handle an ajax request. avoiding 100,000 S%(mith)s would be an excersise
>>for the reader. :)
>>
>>
>>
>>David Welton wrote:
>>
>>>>3) lookup all parties whos lastName is like 'lastName%' and return an
>>>>xml list of lastNames and personIds.
>>>
>>>
>>>When working on stuff like this - if it's not just for your own use,
>>>keep in mind that for some businesses, that could potentially be a
>>>*very* large list.
>>>
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>>>Linux, Open Source Consulting
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http://www.dedasys.com/>>>
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