delta/python-packages/paste.git/tests/test_httpheaders.py, branch stringio bitbucket.org: Obsolete (use python-packages/paste-git) Fix http://trac.pythonpaste.org/pythonpaste/ticket/398 -- properly reject dates that have out-of-range values 2010-09-01T22:57:56+00:00 Ian Bicking ianb@colorstudy.com 2010-09-01T22:57:56+00:00 3ea8226f309aedbae6e6deca3a596a38903bbc57 






- changed all HTTPHeader sub-classes to have a _ prefix, since
2005-12-30T02:23:31+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-30T02:23:31+00:00

e23abd89f48a778244cbed2e2b19f1c3a8b3e3ce

  they are quite private and should (usually) be singeltons.
- updated all instances to use UPPPER_CASE format, like CONTENT_TYPE
- propigated these changes to tests and to fileapp.py





  they are quite private and should (usually) be singeltons.
- updated all instances to use UPPPER_CASE format, like CONTENT_TYPE
- propigated these changes to tests and to fileapp.py







- added Range.parse to httpheaders
2005-12-29T18:16:59+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-29T18:16:59+00:00

5c466f7cef6a16ab03067dbbc61d940f26a186a5

- renamed Expires.time to Expires.parse for consistency
- updated FileApp/DataApp to return 206 on Partial Content
- all HttpHeader(environ) return strings (empty string when not found)
  so that checks like 'if header-part in HttpHeader(collection)'
  works without having to check for None
- updated FileApp to use Range header (instead of having its own copy)





- renamed Expires.time to Expires.parse for consistency
- updated FileApp/DataApp to return 206 on Partial Content
- all HttpHeader(environ) return strings (empty string when not found)
  so that checks like 'if header-part in HttpHeader(collection)'
  works without having to check for None
- updated FileApp to use Range header (instead of having its own copy)







- make ContentType and ContentLength pickup CGI environment variable if
2005-12-29T16:11:41+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-29T16:11:41+00:00

acff0f7c14cac2cc12820ec15361b87ed8d9b396

  the corresponding header is not found (hopefully this redundance can
  be removed from WSGI)





  the corresponding header is not found (hopefully this redundance can
  be removed from WSGI)







- upgraded fileapp.py to use httpheaders
2005-12-28T04:45:40+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-28T04:45:40+00:00

4a1eb6c7ddbcb616193959fb155c6ac613b12baf

- fixed bug in content-disposition
- fixed bug in cache-control

next-up: Content-Range, Range headers





- fixed bug in content-disposition
- fixed bug in cache-control

next-up: Content-Range, Range headers







- added Content-Disposition and Cache-Control headers
2005-12-28T03:19:12+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-28T03:19:12+00:00

23f2a83610626cff55f14973aa8bb13678e31abf

- added DateHeader base class for Expires, If-Modified-Since, etc.
- added apply method for updates /w side-effects





- added DateHeader base class for Expires, If-Modified-Since, etc.
- added apply method for updates /w side-effects







- overhauled description of httpheaders module
2005-12-27T20:25:07+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-27T20:25:07+00:00

c8be1aa79910ff3d8a45e0744eb1f42371b5eb82

- added delete and update methods
- added regression tests





- added delete and update methods
- added regression tests







major re-work of httpheaders
2005-12-27T09:47:16+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-27T09:47:16+00:00

c03aa906ac6bf43cdb818cb60497eed8ac207fb0













2005-12-26T07:29:28+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-26T07:29:28+00:00

38546e3dc13ecee90dcd6a8537b9227561749c99












- added normalize_headers to paste.httpheaders which sorts a set
2005-12-26T06:39:30+00:00

cce
devnull@localhost

2005-12-26T06:39:30+00:00

9c4ee3831cd606f2a9c0a23ded20f356db3100c2

  of outgoing headers and capitalizes them to exactly match the RFC
  for extremely dumb user agents (which exist... unfortunately)
  that don't do case-insensitive matches and assume Camel-Case
- added ResponseHeaderWrapper to use python properties to
  access headers which don't use multiple-entities (like Set-Cookie)
- updated comment to header_value to explain why , separator
  works in most cases (but not all)





  of outgoing headers and capitalizes them to exactly match the RFC
  for extremely dumb user agents (which exist... unfortunately)
  that don't do case-insensitive matches and assume Camel-Case
- added ResponseHeaderWrapper to use python properties to
  access headers which don't use multiple-entities (like Set-Cookie)
- updated comment to header_value to explain why , separator
  works in most cases (but not all)