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Date: Mon, 12 May 2008 22:26:05 +0100
From: Mark Thomas <markt@apache.org>
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Eric Dalquist wrote:
> Is this behavior, writing to the underlying response object, dictated by 
> the spec? Is this required of Tomcat versus writing to the PrintWriter 
> provided by the response wrapper.

Not that I can see in the spec. Also, my quick test shows that the 
DefaultServlet (which creates the missing resource message) calls 
getWriter() on the wrapped response object as expected. It is possible you 
are missing a wrapper somewhere?

If not, if you create a new bug and attach the simplest test case that 
demonstrates the issue (two classes: a wrapper and a servlet should be 
enough) I'll take a closer look.

BTW, if you don't like the message, using your own DefaultServlet (eg the 
Tomcat one less the few lines of code that write the message) would be a 
way around it.

Mark


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