Examples of HttpResponseHeader

com.volantis.mcs.utilities.HttpResponseHeader
Class to read and parse HTTP response headers from a server. The server should be connected to via a Socket and the request sent to the socket in HTTP format. The server will respond with the HTTP response via the Socket. This class should be used to read the headers of the response InputStreamReader reader = new InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()); HttpResponseHeader header = new HttpResponseHeader( reader );
org.parosproxy.paros.network.HttpResponseHeader
org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader
http response header @author grro@xlightweb.org

Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

      
        IHttpRequestHandler reqHdl = new IHttpRequestHandler() {
            
            public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
              
              BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"), 10);
              ds.flush();
              ds.write("1234567890");
              ds.close();
            }            
        };

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

      
        IHttpRequestHandler reqHdl = new IHttpRequestHandler() {
            
            public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
              
              BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"));
              ds.write("1234567890");
              ds.close();
            }            
        };

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

      
        IHttpRequestHandler reqHdl = new IHttpRequestHandler() {
            
            public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
              
              BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"));
              
              for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
                ds.write("1234567890");
              }

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

      
        IHttpRequestHandler reqHdl = new IHttpRequestHandler() {
            
            public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
              
              BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"));
              ds.flush();
              ds.write("1234567890");
              ds.close();
            }            
        };

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

      
        IHttpRequestHandler reqHdl = new IHttpRequestHandler() {
            
            public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
              
              BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"));
              ds.setFlushmode(FlushMode.ASYNC);
              
              for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
                ds.write("1234567890");
              }

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

      
        IHttpRequestHandler reqHdl = new IHttpRequestHandler() {
            
            public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
              
              BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"));
              ds.setFlushmode(FlushMode.ASYNC);
              ds.setAutoflush(false);
              
              for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
                ds.write("1234567890");

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

        
        if (request.getRequestURI().endsWith("/RegisterClient")) {
          BlockingBodyDataSource inChannel = request.getBlockingBody();
          inChannel.setReceiveTimeoutSec(1);
          
          BodyDataSink outChannel = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain"));
          outChannel.setFlushmode(FlushMode.ASYNC);
          outChannel.flush();
          
          register(new Link(outChannel, inChannel));
        } else {

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

    public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {
      
      int loops = exchange.getRequest().getIntParameter("loops");
      int waittime = exchange.getRequest().getIntParameter("waittime");
      
      HttpResponseHeader header = new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain");
      BodyDataSink bodyDataSink = exchange.send(header);
      
      for (int i = 0; i < loops; i++) {
        bodyDataSink.write("1234567890");
        QAUtil.sleep(waittime);

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader

        
        
        public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException, BadMessageException {
            int delay = exchange.getRequest().getIntParameter("delay", 0);
            
            BodyDataSink ds = exchange.send(new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1"), 2);
            ds.flush();
            QAUtil.sleep(delay);
            
            ds.write("OK");
            ds.close();

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Examples of org.xlightweb.HttpResponseHeader




    public void onRequest(IHttpExchange exchange) throws IOException {


      // send response
      HttpResponseHeader responseHeader = new HttpResponseHeader(200, "text/plain");


      IHttpRequest request = exchange.getRequest();
      
      BodyDataSink bodyDataSink = exchange.send(responseHeader);
      bodyDataSink.write("requestUri=" + request.getRequestURI() + "\r\n");

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