Hi Oleg, all, I've taken a good look at the HTTP parsing code, with a focus on the header of the messages. What I found is that the actual parsing (and formatting) code is spread across various static methods in o.a.h.message. The message parsers for both traditional IO and NIO are simply collecting full lines, feeding them to the static parser methods afterwards. Header continuation lines are handled by the message parsers.
The parts I want to make easily replaceable are mostly in the static methods. The short term goal is to allow the replacing of parser and writer of the HTTP/1.x protocol specification in requests and responses, in order to allow for SIP/2.0. I've also noticed that we cannot generate messages with header continuation lines. There parsing of headers into elements is not done while a message is received, but on demand at a later time. There is no corresponding way to format a header from elements. I'd like to make the parser replaceable too, but that has a rather low priority. cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
