[RESTEASY-1190] Wrap JSONP response in try-catch block #640
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Hi bedrin, It looks OK, and the Resteasy testsuite passes. Could you create a JIRA issue at https://jira.jboss.org/browse/RESTEASY? And correct the one misspelling? Thanks, |
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I have fixed the misprint |
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Created RESTEASY-1190 |
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Ok, thanks. |
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This PR looks good to merge. |
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[RESTEASY-1190] Wrap JSONP response in try-catch block
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I suggest wrapping the JSONP callback in a try-catch block.
It will prevent some browsers like MSIE to shown an error window when the specified callback function doesn't exist