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问题 I have a spring boot project which has some Rest APIs in it. I have two custom headers named request_date and tenant respectively. I am trying to read the value of these headers in an interceptor, but it reads the value for only tenant and returns null for request_date . Important I use a filter to wrap the request object because I want to read the request body later. There is a filter to add CORS headers. When I run my project on localhost and debug the code, I am successfully able to read

问题 I wrote the following HttpClient code, and it did not result in an Authorization header being sent to the server: public static void main(String[] args) { var client = HttpClient.newBuilder() .authenticator(new Authenticator() { @Override protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() { return new PasswordAuthentication("username", "password".toCharArray()); } }) .version(HttpClient.Version.HTTP_1_1) .build(); var request = HttpRequest.newBuilder() .uri("https://service-that

问题 Hi I am trying to get a response via a http using the callback method. But I get a lot of information but not my data : Request { domain: null, _events: { error: [Function: bound ], complete: [Function: bound ], pipe: [Function] }, _eventsCount: 3, _maxListeners: undefined, uri: Url { protocol: 'http:', slashes: true, auth: null, host: 'localhost', port: 80, hostname: 'localhost', hash: null, search: '?filter=route_short_name', query: 'filter=route_short_name', pathname: '/php-rest/api.php

问题 Ultimately what I am looking for is a way to actually block all network traffic on a given browser tab. So I don't know if blocking HTTP requests would block things like streaming videos and stuff, but it's a start. The reason for this question is that I have moved to a developing country with expensive internet and I am annoyed at websites that continue to suck up bandwidth after the page has apparently finished loading. That includes pages with infinite scrolling (seems to be becoming

问题 Ultimately what I am looking for is a way to actually block all network traffic on a given browser tab. So I don't know if blocking HTTP requests would block things like streaming videos and stuff, but it's a start. The reason for this question is that I have moved to a developing country with expensive internet and I am annoyed at websites that continue to suck up bandwidth after the page has apparently finished loading. That includes pages with infinite scrolling (seems to be becoming

问题 While downloading a PDF via google chrome, i receive a 206 status response from the server. After going through the RFC, i found out that the client is making a conditional GET request appending a range header. is there any way to disable the range header while making the request or using a different browser is a solution? 回答1: What server are you using? This is the apache documentation for mod_headers. You can set the Accept-Ranges header to none http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod

问题 While downloading a PDF via google chrome, i receive a 206 status response from the server. After going through the RFC, i found out that the client is making a conditional GET request appending a range header. is there any way to disable the range header while making the request or using a different browser is a solution? 回答1: What server are you using? This is the apache documentation for mod_headers. You can set the Accept-Ranges header to none http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod

问题 I'm trying to make something the following server POST request using MultipartEntity: parameters: {"parameter1"=>"parameter1", "parameter2"=>{"sub_parameter1"=>"sub_parameter1", "sub_parameter2"=>"sub_parameter2"}} I am currently using something like: multipartEntity.addPart("parameter1", new StringBody("parameter1")); FormBodyPart parameter2 = new FormBodyPart("parameter2", new StringBody("")); // It wouldn't allow a null ContentBody parameter2.addField("sub_parameter1", "sub_parameter1");

问题 I'm trying to make something the following server POST request using MultipartEntity: parameters: {"parameter1"=>"parameter1", "parameter2"=>{"sub_parameter1"=>"sub_parameter1", "sub_parameter2"=>"sub_parameter2"}} I am currently using something like: multipartEntity.addPart("parameter1", new StringBody("parameter1")); FormBodyPart parameter2 = new FormBodyPart("parameter2", new StringBody("")); // It wouldn't allow a null ContentBody parameter2.addField("sub_parameter1", "sub_parameter1");

问题 I'm trying to make something the following server POST request using MultipartEntity: parameters: {"parameter1"=>"parameter1", "parameter2"=>{"sub_parameter1"=>"sub_parameter1", "sub_parameter2"=>"sub_parameter2"}} I am currently using something like: multipartEntity.addPart("parameter1", new StringBody("parameter1")); FormBodyPart parameter2 = new FormBodyPart("parameter2", new StringBody("")); // It wouldn't allow a null ContentBody parameter2.addField("sub_parameter1", "sub_parameter1");