Hi Jerome & Co.,
Here an excerpt of a class I use nearly for all projects where Restlet
is involved:
public class Headers {
/**
* Constructor that wraps a [EMAIL PROTECTED]
org.restlet.data.ParameterList}.
*
* @param paramList The parameter list instance to wrap.
*/
private Headers(ParameterList paramList) {
_paramList = paramList;
}
/**
* Returns a header instance that is bound to the request headers.
*
* @param call The [EMAIL PROTECTED] org.restlet.Call} instance to retrieve
the
* request headers from.
* @return A headers instance that is initialized with the request headers.
*/
public static Headers fromRequest(Call call) {
//FIXME: Does not work with WrapperCall cf.
http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=158
return new Headers(((HttpServerRestletCall)
call).getConnectorCall().getRequestHeaders());
}
[...]
}
I looked into the example and source code of the new call converters
but they don't help me here, right?
In an arbitrary Restlet I use it like:
Headers headers = Headers.fromRequest(call);
if (headers.get("X-bla-bla") == null) {
// do something
}
else {
// do something
headers.add("X-blub-blub", "FooBar");
}
I just want the headers, nothing more, nothing less. :)
Best regards,
Lars
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