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__TOC__
 
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'''Syntax:'''
 
  <?header name="..." value="..." [append="true|false"] [if="..."] [unless="..."] ?>
 
  <?header name="..." value="..." [append="true|false"] [if="..."] [unless="..."] ?>
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  [since 5.0.2]
 
  [since 5.0.2]
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Specifies a response header. It has the same effect as the invocation of <javadoc method="setResponseHeader(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)">org.zkoss.zk.ui.Execution</javadoc>.
 
Specifies a response header. It has the same effect as the invocation of <javadoc method="setResponseHeader(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)">org.zkoss.zk.ui.Execution</javadoc>.
  
=== name ===
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= name =
  
 
  Required
 
  Required
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Specifies the name of the header, such as <code>Pragma</code>.
 
Specifies the name of the header, such as <code>Pragma</code>.
  
=== value ===
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= value =
  
 
  Required, EL allowed
 
  Required, EL allowed
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Specifies the value of the header. The value could be an instance of string or Date (java.util.Date).
 
Specifies the value of the header. The value could be an instance of string or Date (java.util.Date).
  
=== append ===
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= append =
 
   Optional, EL allowed
 
   Optional, EL allowed
 
   Default: false
 
   Default: false
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Specifies whether to append a response header or to replace (aka., set). By default, it is false. It means the previous header with the same name will be replaced. If you want to append the value to the previous value, specify it to true.
 
Specifies whether to append a response header or to replace (aka., set). By default, it is false. It means the previous header with the same name will be replaced. If you want to append the value to the previous value, specify it to true.
  
==Version History==
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=Version History=
  
 
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Revision as of 11:01, 18 November 2010

Syntax:

<?header name="..." value="..." [append="true|false"] [if="..."] [unless="..."] ?>
[since 5.0.2]

Specifies a response header. It has the same effect as the invocation of Execution.setResponseHeader(String, String).

name

Required

Specifies the name of the header, such as Pragma.

value

Required, EL allowed

Specifies the value of the header. The value could be an instance of string or Date (java.util.Date).

append

 Optional, EL allowed
 Default: false

Specifies whether to append a response header or to replace (aka., set). By default, it is false. It means the previous header with the same name will be replaced. If you want to append the value to the previous value, specify it to true.

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Last Update : 2010/11/18

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