Hi Ben, You can also try with different Restlet HTTP client connector. Otherwise, a reproducible test case would help us to pinpoint the issue. Feel free to open a defect report in the tracker.
Best regards, Jerome 2007/12/6, Stephan Koops <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello Ben, > > do you checked, if the header reaches the server, for example with the > ethereal (http://www.ethereal.com/ > <http://www.ethereal.com/distribution/win32/>). On windows you need to > install an API called Wincap, if I remember right. Look at the web page > of ethereal. > > regards > Stephan > > Ben schrieb: > > I'm writing a small REST client to use for testing my REST server app. > The > > relevant code looks something like this: > > > > Client client = new Client(Protocol.HTTP); > > Request request = new Request(); > > > > // build request from UI input > > // ... > > // add any header fields defined by user > > // one of these is "X-Target-Location" > > request.getAttributes().put(headerName, headerValue); > > > > // Send request to server > > Response response = client.handle(request); > > > > > > My problem: > > In the server code, when the request arrives, and my custom Resource is > invoked > > to handle it, not all of the HTTP headers from the request are present. > I > > expected the following Form to include all headers added in the client > above: > > > > (Form) getRequest().getAttributes().get("org.restlet.http.headers"); > > > > It includes various standard HTTP headers, but not the custom > > "X-Target-Location" header. I also stepped through everything in > > getRequest().getAttributes() but don't see it hiding anywhere else ... > > > > What happens to custom HTTP headers, and where can I find them? > > > > Note, please, that I tested the server using a different client and the > custom > > header came through fine there. This leads me to believe that my error > is in the > > client Request code, but I don't know where? > > > > Thank you, > > Ben. > > > > >
