Thank you Peter. Could you please point me to a reference or example code where the HTTP POST method has been overridden using X-HTTP-Method-Override header ? Shall need this for intermediary proxies/firewalls.
Thanks and Regards, Sonali On Sat, Aug 17, 2019 at 3:40 AM Peter Boughton <[email protected]> wrote: > With regards to the intermediary issue Joakim mentioned, a non-standard > but common solution is to send a POST with an X-HTTP-Method-Override > header. > > When the header is present, its value is simply used instead of the > request method, the specifics of which depend on your webapp's request > processing logic (i.e. this isn't a Jetty feature; it requires code to > be written, but hopefully only two lines in a single location). > > Obviously this is only feasible when you can alter/instruct the client > to send the request in this way, but it can help when you have an API > used by developers stuck behind restrictive corporate firewalls. >
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