Package org.apache.cocoon.util

Examples of org.apache.cocoon.util.RequestForwardingHttpMethod.execute()

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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);
           
            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);
           
            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());
 
            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);
           
            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);
           
            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());
 
            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);
           
            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);
           
            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());
 
            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);

            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);

            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());

            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);

            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);

            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());

            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);
           
            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);
           
            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());
 
            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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            state.setCredentials(null, destination.getHost(),
                new UsernamePasswordCredentials(destination.getUser(), destination.getPassword()));
            method.setPath(path);
           
            // Execute the method
            method.execute(state, conn);
           
            // Send the output to the client: set the status code...
            response.setStatus(method.getStatusCode());
 
            // ... retrieve the headers from the origin server and pass them on
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