No that is not right either. Because the HostConfiguration is created using the supplied HostConfiguration in line 389 as you say, the parameters from the supplied HostConfiguration are used to clone parameters for the new HostConfiguration, so they should all be same. See HostConfiguration.java line 126.
Even if I use the Client's HostConfiguration using client.getHostConfiguration instead of using my own HostConfiguration and using it in the executeMethod call, the problem remains. Vikram > The problem is, that HttpClient creates a new HostConfiguration object > internally and sets default on that. So your original object is not > modified. So within HttpClient the host configuration will use the right > user agent string. But you can not see this from the outside. > > This is line 389 in HttpClient.java (HEAD): > HostConfiguration methodConfiguration = new > HostConfiguration(hostConfiguration); > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
