Keith Ealanta wrote:
Rainer Jung wrote:
Keith Ealanta schrieb:
public void doFilter(ServletRequest servletRequest, ServletResponse
servletResponse, FilterChain filterChain) throws IOException,
ServletException {
log.debug("\nAttributes ... begin.\n");
Enumeration attributeNames
Rainer Jung wrote:
Keith Ealanta schrieb:
public void doFilter(ServletRequest servletRequest, ServletResponse
servletResponse, FilterChain filterChain) throws IOException,
ServletException {
log.debug("\nAttributes ... begin.\n");
Enumeration attributeNames = servletRequest.getAt
Keith Ealanta schrieb:
Rainer Jung wrote:
Hi Keith,
Keith Ealanta schrieb:
Can anyone advise me how to access the attributes set in an http
request using JkSetEnv?
I just tried it again, it works for me.
Specifically I'm using JkSetEnv on Apache2.0 to set a number of
attributes in the requ
Rainer Jung wrote:
Hi Keith,
Keith Ealanta schrieb:
Can anyone advise me how to access the attributes set in an http
request using JkSetEnv?
I just tried it again, it works for me.
Specifically I'm using JkSetEnv on Apache2.0 to set a number of
attributes in the request.
I have captured the
Hi Keith,
Keith Ealanta schrieb:
Can anyone advise me how to access the attributes set in an http request
using JkSetEnv?
I just tried it again, it works for me.
Specifically I'm using JkSetEnv on Apache2.0 to set a number of
attributes in the request.
I have captured the mod_jk packets (on
Can anyone advise me how to access the attributes set in an http request
using JkSetEnv?
Specifically I'm using JkSetEnv on Apache2.0 to set a number of
attributes in the request.
I have captured the mod_jk packets (on port 8009) and they contain the
items I've set in the attributes section as
