[PATCH] ResponseInputStream processes content-coding header attribute incorrectly

[St...@hyperion.com]

Testing Weblogic responses identified a problem in
org.apache.commons.httpclient.ResponseInputStream because it was searching
for the "chunked" value of the Transfer-Encoding header attribute using
indexOf(), which is case -sensitive.

Reference, per Michael Smith  (thanks)

HTTP/1.1  (RFC2616) - Section 3.5, Paragraph 2:  "All content-coding values
are case-insensitive."


(See attached file: ChunkedResponseCasePatch.txt)



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Re: [PATCH] ResponseInputStream processes content-coding header attribute incorrectly

[Michael Smith <ms...@xn.com.au>]

Stan_Butler@hyperion.com wrote:
> Testing Weblogic responses identified a problem in
> org.apache.commons.httpclient.ResponseInputStream because it was searching
> for the "chunked" value of the Transfer-Encoding header attribute using
> indexOf(), which is case -sensitive.

Thanks, patch applied.

Mike



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