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Wookie's bundled proxy servlet is a bit stricter than the one bundled in Shindig, as it only allows text, xml or json (not binary), and can also be controlled using a whitelist set up by the Wookie administrator.

How does localization work in Wookie?

Wookie implements the localization model described in the W3C Widgets: Packaging and Configuration specification. This means that Widgets contain "locale" folders for specific locales (eg. "/locales/et/index.html"), and Wookie will serve resources in matching locale folders in preference to generic resources. Wookie uses the 'locale' parameter of a request for a new widget as the preferred locale for resource requests; if this is absent then Wookie uses the server's default locale as picked up through system settings. We use ICU4J for all locale processing, including locating system defaults.

Wookie messed up my widget's <script> tags when I imported it! What happened?

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