Remove QueryStringFilter requires from Protocol/HTTP
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* @requires OpenLayers/Request/XMLHttpRequest.js
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* @requires OpenLayers/Request/XMLHttpRequest.js
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/**
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* TODO: remove this dependency in 3.0
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* @requires OpenLayers/Format/QueryStringFilter.js
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/**
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/**
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* Class: OpenLayers.Protocol.HTTP
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* Class: OpenLayers.Protocol.HTTP
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* A basic HTTP protocol for vector layers. Create a new instance with the
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* A basic HTTP protocol for vector layers. Create a new instance with the
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@@ -50,6 +50,10 @@ The base `OpenLayers.Geometry` class no longer depends on `OpenLayers.Format.WKT
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Without the WKT format included (by default), the `OpenLayers.Geometry::toString` method now returns "[object Object]." Previously, it returned the Well-Known Text representation of the geometry. To maintain the previous behavior, include the OpenLayers/Format/WKT.js file in your build.
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Without the WKT format included (by default), the `OpenLayers.Geometry::toString` method now returns "[object Object]." Previously, it returned the Well-Known Text representation of the geometry. To maintain the previous behavior, include the OpenLayers/Format/WKT.js file in your build.
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## QueryStringFilter
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`OpenLayers.Protocol.HTTP` no longer requires `OpenLayers.Format.QueryStringFilter`. It you need this, make sure it is included in your build config file.
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## Deprecated Components
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## Deprecated Components
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A number of properties, methods, and constructors have been marked as deprecated for multiple releases in the 2.x series. For the 2.12 release this deprecated functionality has been moved to a separate deprecated.js file. If you use any of the constructors or methods below, you will have to explicitly include the deprecated.js file in your build (or add it in a separate `<script>` tag after OpenLayers.js).
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A number of properties, methods, and constructors have been marked as deprecated for multiple releases in the 2.x series. For the 2.12 release this deprecated functionality has been moved to a separate deprecated.js file. If you use any of the constructors or methods below, you will have to explicitly include the deprecated.js file in your build (or add it in a separate `<script>` tag after OpenLayers.js).
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