I was doing some work on a custom interceptor that was working with the
HttpParameters class. At first glance, it appears that it is supposed to be
immutable based on some of the exceptions thrown for implementations of Map
methods, for example:
@Override
public Parameter put(String key, Parameter value) {
throw new IllegalAccessError("HttpParameters are immutable, you cannot
put value directly!");
}
@Override
public Parameter remove(Object key) {
throw new IllegalAccessError("HttpParameters are immutable, you cannot
remove object directly!");
}
But then this method is there:
public HttpParameters remove(Set<String> paramsToRemove) {
for (String paramName : paramsToRemove) {
parameters.remove(paramName);
}
return this;
}
Which is removing the parameter from the object, I would have expected that
this return a modified copy?
Just wondering the intentions of the class, and if this should be logged as a
bug?
Paul
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