> Jerome, > All standard HTTP headers have an equivalent class/property in the Restlet > API. It was a deliberate choice to not expose those headers as first-class > citizens, because we consider them as lower-level artifacts and because we > want to support multiple protocols via the same API. >
I think this is a good candidate for a FAQ entry, as most people will instinctively look for a Response.setHeader(String name, String value) method. I struggle with this too when I first started with Restlet. -vincent.
