Follow-up to acf3608.
This better allows Eclipse to continue to make use of jetty-http
without requiring the presence of Apache Aries bundles.
Signed-off-by: Mat Booth <mat.booth@redhat.com>
* Issue #1327 - Removing non-standard (Microsoft only) %uXXXX support
* Issue #1322 - Removing attempts at "solving" bad behavior in UrlEncoded
+ No longer captures NumberFormatException and Utf8Exception and
NotUtf8Exception for purposes of "recovering" from a bad encoding.
+ Introduces UrlEncode.decodeHexChar() and .decodeHexByte() to make
reporting of bad encoding more clear.
* Issue #1316 - throw a BadMessageException on bad parameter parsing
+ If BadMessageException is uncaught by the webapp, this will result
in an error 400 response message.
+ If an application decides to catch the BadMessageException, they can
choose to ignore the exception and do their own error reporting.
+ This piggybacks on Issue #1327 and Issue #1322
This allows Eclipse to continue to make use of jetty-http
without requiring the presence of Apache Aries bundles.
Signed-off-by: Mat Booth <mat.booth@redhat.com>
+ Reverting change to HttpTester.parseResponse(Input)
+ Providing new HttpTester.parsePartialResponse(Input)
+ InsufficientBytes tests no longer assert content strings with invalid
characters (this was breaks the surefire report xml)
+ Reverting change to HttpTester.parseResponse(Input)
+ Providing new HttpTester.parsePartialResponse(Input)
+ InsufficientBytes tests no longer assert content strings with invalid
characters (this was breaks the surefire report xml)
+ Upgrading to jetty-test-helper 4.0
+ Removing use of org.eclipse.jetty.toolchain.test.SimpleRequest
+ Removing use of org.eclipse.jetty.toolchain.test.http.SimpleHttpParser
+ Removing use of org.eclipse.jetty.toolchain.test.http.SimpleHttpResponse
+ Updating long since deprecated (and now removed) known quirky methods
in jetty-test-helper and the test classes.
Implemented support in the generic HttpChannel and Request classes.
Linked HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 trailers to call HttpChannel, so that trailers
are now available in Servlet APIs by casting to Jetty's Request class.
The semantic is that trailers will only be available _after_ reading
the request content.
