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ramann_75062
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Jan 25, 2008

Change Response Code

Hi @all,     is the a way to change the resonse code from a web server?     For example:     The Client call http://www.example.com/test.html     Then the client will get the ...
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hoolio
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Jan 25, 2008
Out of curiosity, is 210 just an example? It's not defined in RFC2616 and I've never heard of it. Regardless, can you explain why you want to change the response that the app is responding with?

 

 

Also, Citizen, wouldn't you have to handle chunked responses with no content length? It would be a shame to have to disable HTTP 1.1 on every server side connection just to collect the response and set the response status. I wonder if it might make sense to use a stream profile (without an HTTP profile), look for HTTP 210 and replace it with HTTP 200. It would be a bit of a hack...

 

 

Aaron