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Martin Kultermann
Flightless Bird
Hi everyone, I have a java web app that generates HTML pages and sends them
to IE 8 clients.
The HTML appears to be well formed and includes all required ending tags and
I have verified that the entire HTML stream is flushed to the client and that
the proper content length is set in the response headers.
On some pages, the client page seems to cut off somewhere near the end of
the HTML (sometimes within a hidden input definition or usually within the
trailing </html> tag.
The view source shows me that the end of the html is missing which explains
why the </ appears at the end of the page.
It does not happen on every page and I have been unable to determine the
pattern that makes it happen.
Any ideas on what may be causing this or where to look will be greatly
appreciated.
Cheers
Martin Kultermann
eStar Communications
to IE 8 clients.
The HTML appears to be well formed and includes all required ending tags and
I have verified that the entire HTML stream is flushed to the client and that
the proper content length is set in the response headers.
On some pages, the client page seems to cut off somewhere near the end of
the HTML (sometimes within a hidden input definition or usually within the
trailing </html> tag.
The view source shows me that the end of the html is missing which explains
why the </ appears at the end of the page.
It does not happen on every page and I have been unable to determine the
pattern that makes it happen.
Any ideas on what may be causing this or where to look will be greatly
appreciated.
Cheers
Martin Kultermann
eStar Communications