Hello. > >>You're using a Vector to store request properties. Why not use a map > >>instead, like GNU Classpath does I had no big reason.
1. The response headers where already organized in an Vector, so i thought it would be staight forward to keep them equal. 2. Appending at the end, and iterating over them looked for me like a list. (small benefit: It keeps the order, even if this is not required for http) I think, a Map has no drawbacks, if you prefer it, I'll do another patch. BTW: I think, that the GNU Classpath implementation is not korrekt. >> req_props.put(key.toLowerCase(), value); They convert all keys to lower case, but some web servers stand on case sensitive header keys. (For example, the apache don't accepts 'Content-type', if I remember right) Sebastian. _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
