Cocoon in general and serializers specifically are not limited to the
HTTP-protocol...
What will you do if your serializer is used when Cocoon is called from the
command-line?
A serializer must serialize only content, and not mess with the transport
layer...
K.
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, James Burton wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm coding a custom serializer now, and I am wondering
> if I am allowed to send an arbitrary HTTP header from
> the serializer code? In particular I'd like to send a
> "Location: xxxx" header, but I may want to send
> others. I think I can accomplish this with these
> lines:
>
> Response response = (Response)
> objectModel.get(Constants.RESPONSE_OBJECT);
> response.setHeader("Some-Header", "value");
>
> But even if that works, is it "legal"?
>
> Thanks from Prague,
> James Burton
>
>
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