I'm using tomcat 6.0.18. I added a filter that adds a custom response header
by doing setIntHeader/addIntHeader, but it didnt work.
I debugged,looked at source and figured out that the place where its not
working.
Before adding headers, there is a check like this:
public boolean isAppCommitted()
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Anantha,
On 8/10/2009 11:05 AM, Anantha Padmanabha wrote:
I'm using tomcat 6.0.18. I added a filter that adds a custom response header
by doing setIntHeader/addIntHeader, but it didnt work.
Do you get an error, or is your header just ignored?
I
If you are doing this:
doFilter() {
chain.doFilter()
response.addHeader(...)
}
Expect failure to occur. (unless you are sending less than 8k in the
response)
-Tim
Anantha Padmanabha wrote:
I'm using tomcat 6.0.18. I added a filter that adds a custom response header
by doing
Hi people,
You are correct. My header got ignored and was attempting to add after
'commit'.
I moved it to beginning of filter and tried updating towards the end, but
after 'commit', I wont be able to able to set the header value :(
I'm using struts2 application. I want to add some latencies
Its probably also failing for less than 8k since I am guess the view is
a jsp and when the jsp finishes execution - the response will be
committed. (Or somewhere in the request/response cycle - a forward() was
done which also will eventually commit the response per the servlet spec)
If you
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Anantha,
On 8/10/2009 11:45 AM, Anantha Padmanabha wrote:
I'm using struts2 application. I want to add some latencies [say mysql, our
components and tomcat itself] to header, so that I can print this in Apache
logs. Then looking at single apache
I wrould read more about struts's request-response cycle.
The only reason is I am trying to add to response header is that I can dump
my custom response headers in apache logs.
That way, all latencies would be tied together making it easy for parsing
and analysis.
In case of different log files
