Java Code Examples for com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.WebResponse#getStatusMessage()

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Example 1
Source File: FalsifyingWebConnection.java    From htmlunit with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Builds a WebResponse with new content, preserving all other information.
 * @param wr the web response to adapt
 * @param newContent the new content to place in the response
 * @return a web response with the new content
 * @throws IOException if an encoding problem occurred
 */
protected WebResponse replaceContent(final WebResponse wr, final String newContent) throws IOException {
    final byte[] body = newContent.getBytes(wr.getContentCharset());
    final WebResponseData wrd = new WebResponseData(body, wr.getStatusCode(), wr.getStatusMessage(),
        wr.getResponseHeaders());
    return new WebResponse(wrd, wr.getWebRequest().getUrl(), wr.getWebRequest().getHttpMethod(),
            wr.getLoadTime());
}
Example 2
Source File: FalsifyingWebConnection.java    From HtmlUnit-Android with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Builds a WebResponse with new content, preserving all other information.
 * @param wr the web response to adapt
 * @param newContent the new content to place in the response
 * @return a web response with the new content
 * @throws IOException if an encoding problem occurred
 */
protected WebResponse replaceContent(final WebResponse wr, final String newContent) throws IOException {
    final byte[] body = newContent.getBytes(wr.getContentCharset());
    final WebResponseData wrd = new WebResponseData(body, wr.getStatusCode(), wr.getStatusMessage(),
        wr.getResponseHeaders());
    return new WebResponse(wrd, wr.getWebRequest().getUrl(), wr.getWebRequest().getHttpMethod(),
            wr.getLoadTime());
}