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* Thus, you would create and use "Content.Type" within your service, and use it to match
* Accept Strings. What is returned is an Integer (for faster processing), which can be
* used in a switch statement to act on match different Actions. The server should
* know which behaviors match.
* Thus, you would create and use "Content.Type" within your service, and use it to match
* Accept Strings. What is returned is an Integer (for faster processing), which can be
* used in a switch statement to act on match different Actions. The server should
* know which behaviors match.
* For Content-Type, it builds a tree suitable for Comparison
* For Accepts, it compares against the tree, and builds an acceptable type list
* For Content-Type, it builds a tree suitable for Comparison
* For Accepts, it compares against the tree, and builds an acceptable type list
* Since this parse code is used for every incoming HTTP transaction, I have removed the implementation
* that uses String.split, and replaced with integers evaluating the Byte array. This results
* Since this parse code is used for every incoming HTTP transaction, I have removed the implementation
* that uses String.split, and replaced with integers evaluating the Byte array. This results