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XMLHttpRequest-class is missing `response`-attribute
See original GitHub issueI think that there should be response-attribute in the XMLHttpRequest-class as stated in the XMLHttpRequest-specification.
I stumbled on to this when debugging 3rd party Javascript library which didn’t work with HtmlUnit and it relied on xhr.response-attribute when handing Ajax responses.
Is there any workaround for this issue, for example, could I extend HtmlUnit’s XMLHttpRequest-class and use it instead?
Thanks for any assistance.
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Just made a new Snapshot build including a first impl for this. Please try and report your findings.
ok great, will have a look and come back to you (hopefully) soon. Usually the implementation of that is not that hard (e.g. responseText is already here but writing detailed test for most of the cases takes some time.