Given a MuleMessage object that was created from an HTTP request, how do you get the HTTP headers of the request? I’m using Mule 3.2.1. Thanks.
Given a MuleMessage object that was created from an HTTP request, how do you
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Given a MuleMessage object that was created from an HTTP request, how do you get the HTTP headers of the request? I’m using Mule 3.2.1. Thanks.
HTTP headers are stored as inbound-scoped properties. Their property names are prefixed with
http.. For example:But there are other HTTP-related properties inside of the “http.” property namespace as well, such as “http.status” for the status code and “http.request” for the request URL. So, while it’s possible to retrieve individual headers, there’s no reliable, automated way of getting a list of all HTTP headers.
This issue is slated to be fixed in Mule 3.3. Mule 3.3 will organize HTTP-related properties better. For example, all headers will be stored in a property named “http.headers”, and all query string parameters will be parsed and stored in “http.query.params”.