On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 3:36 PM, Kevin Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The current code always extracts contentType from the headers, unless > they're not set. They should always be the exact same value, unless there's > no Content-Type header. It's extracted at creation time and there's no way > to modify it after that (or the headers).
OK, so the only possible disconnect in RemoteContentRequest occurs if the content-type header is not specified by the gadget. There also happens to be some shindig code that copies headers out of the request. Does that play here too? > The reason why I added this method was because there are cases where you > need to extract the contentType, and there's a lot of boiler plate code for > doing so...no sense duplicating it. That's a good reason, we should just figure out which is authoritative and, if possible, get rid of the other one.
