[jcifs] HTTP headers and status code

[gracy at spymac.com]

I find methods to change the status code of the response, but I don't find
anything to get the value in the client with java.

I'd like to know as well if it is posible to know the length of the resurce that
"is been filtering" in the NtlmHttpFilter


On Fri Feb 18  4:45 , Richard Heap <richardheap at beeb.net> sent:

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>that isCommitted() returns false when your JSP gets control? Until you
>write something to the Response object (and exhaust its buffer - or
>call flush()) it won't write anything back to the client. Up until that
>point *you* can control the status code that you wish to send to the
>client (with setStatus(int) or sendError(int [,String])), or send a
>redirect etc.
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>gracy at spymac.com wrote:
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>  I use the NTLM filter to authenticate users against a windows domain (it works
>correctly) but when I use this: (In a JSP or in other filter after NtlmHttpFilter
>I'm trying both) 
>request.getContentLength() --> returns -1   ???
>response.isCommitted()     --> returns false
>And I need the length of the page and the status code of the response of the server
>What can I get this?
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>On Fri Feb 18  1:33 , Michael B Allen <mba2000 at ioplex.com> sent:
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>On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 01:07:10 -0700
>gracy at spymac.com> wrote:
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>      Hi Mike!
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>I don't know how to get this two values (Content-length and status-code):
>I've used request.getContentLength() in the last guy in the chain (when
>the NTLM protocol has finished) and thats return "-1".
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>    And what do you get if you take the NTLM filter out of the chain?
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>Mike
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