Problem was that with JDK 1.4.x the java.net.URL class
writes HTTP headers in upper case format. The XCP Server
expected them to be in lower case. The XCP server now treats
HTTP headers in a case insensitive way (should have done
that from the beginning ...). The bugfix is available in CVS
and will be delivered with next release.
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Problem was that with JDK 1.4.x the java.net.URL class
writes HTTP headers in upper case format. The XCP Server
expected them to be in lower case. The XCP server now treats
HTTP headers in a case insensitive way (should have done
that from the beginning ...). The bugfix is available in CVS
and will be delivered with next release.