Not 100% sure this is the proper area, however, here is my issue and mods feel free to move this whereever.

Little background I am using Websphere v6 and Workplace Forms Server 2.6 and the form can be viewed fine using a simple get request from the servlet

I have an ajax page that recieves a response from a servlet then writes the response to the innertext of a div tag. This response is in the form of an XFDL document. When the response is recieved it apears the response is of a MIME type and cannot be properly viewed the response that is shown is

application/vnd.xfdl; content-encoding="base64-gzip" H4sIAAAAAAAAC+19bXPbVpLu582v4PVU3Zn5AOu8v2Qd7T0HOKfGM47jjTMzu3Vry0VLsMUVReqK...

The servlet writes using the following code

response.setContentType("application/vnd.xfdl");
theForm.writeForm(response.getOutputStream(), null, 0);

Now I pretty much know what the problem is, the browser is expecting an html document and the output is in a differant MIME type. Is there a way that anyone can think of to view the mime type on the page as well?

***** UPDATE******
Ok forgive me for my lack of MIME knowledge I got rid of the DIV tag and made it an object tag so the insert command looks like this

document.getElementById("objTest").data=xmlHttp.responseText;

and the tag looks like this

<object id="objTest" type="application/vnd.xfdl" data="" />

still shows nothing (I was hoping I would get one of those plug in missing logos) any ideas?