Has anyone seen this behavior?
Working on a custom WebDAV server. Need to reply with
XML and Multi-Status response.
$r->status(Apache::HTTP_MULTI_STATUS);
or
$r->status(207);
always results in the following
Usage: Apache::Request::status(sv) at API/Modes.pm
line 235.
Regardless of the failed attempts to change status,
my $l = length($xml_data);
$obj->apache_handle->set_content_length($l);
$obj->apache_handle->content_type('text/xml');
$obj->apache_handle->print($xml_data);
return Apache::HTTP_MULTI_STATUS;
would always return status 200.
Tried to work around this by outputting the XML using
$r->custom_response(Apache::HTTP_MULTI_STATUS,$xml_data);
which returned the XML data with the correct 207
response, but in this case the
$r->content_type('text/xml');
was ignored and the server reported the xml data as
'text/html'.
Found this to be the case with both mod_perl-1.99_11
and mod_perl-1.99_12. Did not try earlier versions.
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