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I want to send a request to Tomcat server.
I am expecting a response (headers) from the tomcat server as follows, the header information is captured by ethereal.


How can i achieve this.

I am trying in the following way but could not achieve the result in the ethereal logs.


 
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I don't think this is HTML and JS related. Anyways, depends on the whats on the server, put a servlet or a restful resource (more setup required) out there, set the response headers when you write it back?
 
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