Hello,
Yes, yes, I'm aware of those two, but I was wondering what I should do when the
default header is set.
I guess I will just add another pair of methods:
setDefaultRequestHeader(String,String)
addDefaultRequestHeader(String,String)
The first one will override any other request header with the same name, and the
second one will add the specified string to the header, and override any previously
defined one.
Does that sound right to you?
However, what should happen when someone calls setRequestHeader("header", "FOO") or
addRequestHeader("header", "BAR") after already specifying the value for that header
using:
setDefaultRequestHeader("header", "BAR"), for instance?
Should setRequestHeader override the default one?
Thanks,
Otis
On Thu, 10 January 2002, "Waldhoff,
Rodney" wrote:
>
> HttpClient has two distinct methods--setRequestHeader and addRequestHeader.
>
> meth.setRequestHeader("User-Agent", "FOO");
> meth.setRequestHeader("User-Agent", "BAR");
> should yield "User-Agent: BAR"
>
> meth.addRequestHeader("User-Agent", "FOO");
> meth.addRequestHeader("User-Agent", "BAR");
> should yield "User-Agent: FOO; BAR"
>
> See
> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/api/org/apache/commons/httpclie
> nt/HttpMethod.html
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