Hello,
I've found a possible bug.
When I use setContentLength(String) a 0 is always set instead of a value,
this is because Long.parseLong(String) always returns a null. new
Long(String) creates the correct value. So the code below work correctly.
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/**
* Creation length mutator.
*
* @param creationLength New content length
*/
public void setContentLength(String contentLength) {
Long contentLengthValue = new Long(contentLength);
if (contentLengthValue == null) {
contentLengthValue = new Long(0);
}
setProperty(CONTENT_LENGTH, contentLengthValue, true);
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