Re: Barracuda: Bug in HttpServletRequestWrapper.getParameterMap()?

I haven't looked into the wrapper stuff so much, but now that I think about 
it, why the heck are we overriding methods where we aren't adding any new 
functionality to?  As I understand it, the wrapper is only there to provide 
the capability to add some multipart request handling functionalty to 
Barracuda.  Do we really need to override getParameterMap() for that....or 
any other method not specifically modifying behavior for a multipart request?

I suppose a short-term solution would be to add Sergey's code to to fix 
getParameterMap() but we should think about why we are doing it in the 
first place and do the right thing here.  Am I missing something?

Jake

At 12:41 PM 12/5/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Seems like there is a bug in the
>HttpServletRequestWrapper.getParameterMap() method.
>According to the specification, this method suppose to return a map
>where values are String[] (arrays). But current implementation returning
>a map with just String values instead.
>
>Following quick fix worked for me:
>
>     public Map getParameterMap()
>     {
>         Map paramMap = new HashMap();
>
>         for (Enumeration e = getParameterNames(); e.hasMoreElements();)
>{
>             String name = (String)e.nextElement();
>             paramMap.put(name, getParameterValues(name));
>         }
>
>         return paramMap;
>     }
>
>
>regards,
>Sergey Udovenko
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