http-headers

I am playing a bit with angular and i came across a little problem. I am trying to set a custom header for http response and later read its value on angular's side. The header is set and I am sure of that because chrome's debug tool confirms that: That means server side is fine. So far so good. The problems occurs when I try to access headers via http response interceptor in angular and display them in console. Here's the code in coffeescript: angular.module('app').factory 'httpInterceptor', function($q) -> (promise) -> success = (response) -> console.log response.headers() response error =

I use JS automation framework for testing iOS application. In the middle of a test I need to create POST request to server to some money to user and then verify that changes are reflected in UI. Request looks like: wwww.testserver.com/userAddMoney?user_id=1&amount=999 but to authorize on server I need to pass special parameters to Header of request: Headers: X-Testing-Auth-Secret: kI7wGju76kjhJHGklk76 Thanks in advance! So basically you want to set the header of a POST request. You can do it only if its an ajax request (You can't set headers for a normal html form submission request). Here is

I came across this interesting header: Content-Type: charset=utf-8 Set HTTP header to UTF-8 using PHP The answerer says that this syntax is defined by RFC 2616 , but I am not seeing it in the provided link. Is this valid syntax, and if so where specifically is this defined? The production in RFC 2616 for the Content-Type header is this: Content-Type = "Content-Type" ":" media-type And the media-type production is this: media-type = type "/" subtype *( ";" parameter ) type = token subtype = token That says that while the parameter part (e.g., charset=utf-8 is optional, the type "/" subtype part

I'm trying to learn AngularJS by making a simple web app using the Twitch API ( https://github.com/justintv/Twitch-API ) but I'm having trouble performing a GET request since it's a cross-domain request. This is what I have tried angular.module('streamPlaylisterAppServices', []).factory('twitchService', ['$http', function($http) { return function(usercode){ console.log("usercode inside service is: " + usercode) var authHeader = 'OAuth' + usercode; return $http({ method: 'GET', url: ' https://api.twitch.tv/kraken', cache: false, headers:{ 'Accept': 'application/vnd.twitchtv.v3+json',

I have a flask app that I've been able to get running on my development server. However, when I try to run the same app under mod_wsgi I get an error: TypeError: expected byte string object for header name, value of type unicode found I've tried to convert the headers many different ways but I'm getting the same error: for k,v in dict(request.headers).iteritems(): response.headers[k.encode('latin-1')] = v.encode('latin-1') I've also tried the following but get the same exact error: .encode('utf-8'), decode('utf-8'), decode('latin-1'), str() Am I doing something wrong? EDIT (the real stacktrace

I am trying to convert this code snippet from PHP to Python (programming newbie) and am finding difficulty in doing so: The PHP that I am trying to convert is as follows: $fp = fsockopen($whmcsurl, 80, $errno, $errstr, 5); if ($fp) { $querystring = ""; foreach ($postfields AS $k=>$v) { $querystring .= "$k=".urlencode($v)."&"; } $header="POST ".$whmcsurl."modules/servers/licensing/verify.php HTTP/1.0\r\n"; $header.="Host: ".$whmcsurl."\r\n"; $header.="Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n"; $header.="Content-length: ".@strlen($querystring)."\r\n"; $header.="Connection: close\r\n\r

I am having a problem getting the Apache HttpClient to connect to a service external to my virtualised development environment. To access the internet (e.g. api.twitter.com) I need to call a local URL (e.g. api.twitter.com.dev.mycompany.net), which then forwards the request to real host. The problem is, that to whatever request I send, I get a 404 Not Found response. I have tried debugging it using wget, and it appears the problem is, that the destination server identifies the desired resource by using both the request URL and the hostname in the Host header. Since the hostname does not match,