Shell.fetch and Content-Disposition header

[tsukit]

In glu script, when I try to fetch the application content for deployment with this call

shell.fetch('http://somehost:28080/theapp/some/rest/path/1')

glu downloads the file and name it '1' instead of using the actual name provided by Content-Disposition header in the response.

How can I get glu to use the header so the downloaded file has the right filename?

Thanks,
Ed

[frenchyan]

This is the method that guess the filename: https://github.com/pongasoft/utils-misc/blob/master/org.linkedin.util-groovy/src/main/groovy/org/linkedin/groovy/util/net/GroovyNetUtils.groovy#L103

At this stage (meaning without changing the code) you would have to replace it with your own to do what you want:

def url = ''http://somehost:28080/theapp/some/rest/path/1'

shell.fetch(url, guessMyOwnFilename(url))

private def guessMyOwnFilename(url) {

      def filename

      def connection = uri.toURL().openConnection()

      connection.connect()

      try

      {

        filename = connection.getHeaderField("Content-Disposition")

        // extract filename part...

      }

      finally

      {

        connection.disconnect()

      }

   // ...

}

I created a ticket to add this as a feature in glu: https://github.com/pongasoft/glu/issues/275 but in the meantime you would have to implement it yourself.

Yan

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[tsukit]

Thanks Yan!