httpheaders.h

[Steve Quirk]

Have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/iisref/isre504l.htm

In particular, there's a note at the bottom:
"The lpszVariableName can be used to retrieve a specific request
(client) header by using the HTTP_headername value."

Which uses the example of "accept" should be "HTTP_accept".  

You can do two things 
  - modify getHeader() to prefix "HTTP_" to the key
  - modify httpheaders.h to prefix "HTTP_" to the key
  - modify copyHeaders() to use "ALL_RAW" and get all the headers as the
server recieved them (my preference).

Ok - three things.  Let us know what works.

Steve

On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, Brian Wotring wrote:

> 
> >Could you show your modifications?  It *should* work.
> 
> in the initialization of httpheaders.h:
> 
> static const char * http_headers[] = {
> 
> 	"accept",
> 	"accept-encoding",
> 	... my custom headers...
> 	"allow",
> 	"authorization",
> 
> 	... remaining headers...
> 
> #if defined(WAI)
> 	    NULL
> };
> 
> 
> I am using IIS and am using the ISAPI adaptor.  When I use the CGI adaptor,
> every single header I send gets through without any modifications to the
> adaptor.  The ISAPI adaptor, though, doesn't let any of my custom headers
> through.  In fact, even some of the already existing headers listed above (
> e.g. Accept: ) doesn't come through when sent.
> 
> I'm obviously doing something wrong.  
> 
> >> I've added a few custom headers I expect to receive in httpheaders.h yet
> >> they do not show up when I print out the headers dictionary.   I have
> >> recompiled the isapi.dll.
> >> 
> >> Any suggestions?
> 
> 
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