Julien,
Actually, the JSTL code calls getHeaders, not get Header. Not sure why,
especially since it never looks at the results, except to see if the returned
Enumeration has at least one entry. So the proper patch for fmt:message is:
public Enumeration getHeaders(String s)
| {
| return rreq.getProperties(s);
| }
I have verified that fmt:message behaves correctly with this patch applied.
Of course, you could also include the getHeader patch you proposed to made the
API more consistent.
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