Hi Vincent,
It certainly would. I was looking in the wrong class for the wrong method
name. Thanks for the steer.
Paul Green
Developer, JTU, Office for National Statistics
Tel (01633) 812524
Mobile (07720) 324594
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Hi Paul,
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Green [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Hi Vincent/Everyone,
>
> Thanks for the bug fix. I have need of a capability of Cactus that
doesn't
> currently seem to exist. I need my HttpRequest's getHeader(String)
method
> to return a value that I set directly, in my test case. There is no
> setHeader(String, String) method in AbstractHttpServletRequestWrapper
and
> I
> can't see any other way of doing this. Having looked at the code, it
seems
> to me that customised headers could be held in an object of this
class,
> and
> then returned, if previously set, by the getHeader method, instead of
> their
> respective original request headers. Is there an existing way of doing
> this, and if not, is my suggestion feasible?
>From WebRequest javadoc:
/**
* Adds a header to the request. Supports adding several values for
the
* same header name.
*
* @param theName the header's name
* @param theValue the header's value
*/
void addHeader(String theName, String theValue);
Would that do the trick or am I missing something?
Thanks
-Vincent
>
> Regards,
>
> Paul Green
> Developer, JTU, Office for National Statistics
> Tel (01633) 812524
> Mobile (07720) 324594
>
> Paul's pointless fact of the week:
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> Hi Paul,
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> You found a bug! I have just fixed it (I hope) in CVS HEAD. I'll
upload
> a nightly build tonight.
>
> Thanks
> -Vincent
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> > Hi All,
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> > I have a piece of code that calls request.getPathTranslated() which,
> in
> > Cactus, ends up as a call to
> > AbstractHttpServletRequestWrapper.getPathTranslated(). This appears
to
> be
> > throwing a NullPointerException on line 314, where it tries to call
> > getPathInfo() on the instance variable "url". This instance variable
> is
> > set
> > when the constructor is called, and the Javadoc says that it can be
> set to
> > null. In order to make my code work, therefore, I need to find out
how
> to
> > have a non-null "url" parameter passed to the constructor of
> > AbstractHttpServletRequestWrapper. Does anyone know how I can do
this?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Paul Green
> > Developer, JTU, Office for National Statistics
> >
> > Paul's pointless fact of the week:
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