Yep, and application developers might want to specify their own non-standard headers as well.
OK - do you want me to make that change? Shall I create a JIRA for it? Cheers Chris 2009/5/22 Greg Brown <[email protected]> > >you can have multiple headers with the same name, e.g. > > > >Set-Cookie: name=MyCookie; value=Some value > >Set-Cookie: name=AnotherCookie; value=666 > > I thought about that when writing the Query class initially, but I went > with the simplified approach because I couldn't think of many use cases for > multiple response headers with the same name. I forgot about the cookie > case, though, which is pretty important. I think your suggestion is good, > though I would change String[] to a Sequence<String> since we generally use > sequences in place of arrays throughout the API, and we'll probably want it > to be read-only. Maybe something like this: > > public final class ResponsePropertiesDictionary > implements Dictionary<String, > pivot.collections.immutable.ImmutableList<String>>, Iterable<String> { ... } > > > Greg > > >
