EE9 Copies HttpFields in response #10416
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Use the core response HttpFields directly as the ee9 response headers to avoid copy and retain persistent field behaviour.
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Use the core response HttpFields directly as the ee9 response headers to avoid copy and retain persistent field behaviour. Added EE9 test to show that Persistent fields can be modified Updated fix for #10339 so that persistent fields revert to original values after a clear operation
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Use the core response HttpFields directly as the ee9 response headers to avoid copy and retain persistent field behaviour. Fix #10416 EE9 Response headers Added EE9 test to show that Persistent fields can be modified Updated fix for #10339 so that persistent fields revert to original values after a clear operation
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Jetty version(s)
12.0.0
Jetty Environment
ee8, ee9
Description
Discovered in #10359 is that EE9 currently copies the response headers, so that persistent headers like
ServerandDateare not well handled. There as also some TODOs regarding the efficiency of the copy.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: