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 f
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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
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 are
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 [say
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 setIntHeader
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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'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()
