Hi Patrick,
2. Webtest doesn't seem to like broken http headers. Everytime it
detects one, it throws an exception. Can I tell webtest to
ignore them
and move on with the test?
can you tell a bit more on broken http headers and why they occur?
The broken headers are caused by buggy rewriting modules, crippling some of
the http headers by losing the colon, the following whitespace and the first
character of the header's value, e.g.
Content-Type: text/html;charset=UTF-8
would become
Content-Typeext/html;charset=UTF-8
ok. I think that it is correct for webtest not to like such headers are
they are invalid. Nevertheless if you can't avoid them, you can have a
look at commons-httpclient API to see how to ignore such headers. Then
you can use a small Groovy script to configure it from your WebTest.
Marc.
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