Apple

How extreme do you want to get? You can work some wonders with your HTML in dispatchRequest

Personally, I find that this generates the cleanest possible response:

public WOResponse dispatchReqcuest( WORequest request ) {
WOResponse respone = super.dispatchRequest( request );
response.setContent( "" );
return response;
}

I experimented last year with running output through tidy, but it ends up breaking all kinds of things (tidy is just too strict for most HTML):

public WOResponse dispatchRequest(WORequest request) {

WOResponse response = super.dispatchRequest(request);

if (MDTApplication.contentTypeHTML(response)) {

ByteArrayInputStream in = response.content().stream();

ERXRefByteArrayOutputStream out = new ERXRefByteArrayOutputStream();

tidy().parseDOM(in, out);

response.setContent(out.toNSData());

}

return response;

}

Possibly exporting the formatter from WOLips to an external jar might give better results because it's designed to be very forgiving about how it interprets your HTML, but in the scheme of things, this is probably not worth the effort.

References:
	>Removing extra blank lines from generated html? (From: Alan Zebchuk <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Removing extra blank lines from generated html? (From: "John Huss" <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Removing extra blank lines from generated html? (From: Hugi Þórðarson <email@hidden>)