I have never seen that used. It is an HTTP method like GET, POST,
and HEAD. What is the user-agent?
http://www.google.com/search?q=http+options+method
Chuck
On Jun 2, 2006, at 11:43 AM, Randy Wigginton wrote:
In my internally used app, everything is fine, but then every so
often I see this in the logs:
[2006-06-02 13:27:44 EDT] <WorkerThread10> <WORequest>: Method
'OPTIONS' is not supported. To support 'OPTIONS', you will have to
implement a subclass of WORequest, and force WebObjects to
instantiate it by implementing WOApplication's createRequest()
method in your subclass of WOApplication.
[2006-06-02 13:27:44 EDT] <WorkerThread10> <WOWorkerThread id=10
socket=Socket[addr=/192.168.43.75,port=1742,localport=2002]>
Exception while creating request:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: <WORequest>: Method 'OPTIONS'
is not supported.; dropping connection
Can anyone shed light on what this is about? Am I being scanned,
or what? I don’t even know what method OPTIONS is.
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