Re: ETag/Last-Modified tests

You should be able to override headers by placing a "foo.headers" file
next to file "foo", containing "Name: Value" pairs on each line. I
would maybe not be surprised if Tomcat doesn't let you override these,
or re-sets them upstream, in which case we'll have to do something
more drastic.

On 10/18/07, Dominique Hazael-Massieux <dom@w3.org> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I've fixed the way the caching tests for ETag and Last-Modified headers
> works; it used to say something was wrong if a resource sent back the
> same ETag or Last-Modified header - which is only wrong if the status
> code is not 304.
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> The problem is that the associated unit tests (CACHING/9 and CACHING/10)
> now fails (presumably because the tomcat server does the right thing
> upon reading the headers), and I don't see how to make them mimic a
> wrong behavior. Does anyone have any suggestion?
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> Dom
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