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  67         <big><tt>Global.helma.Http.prototype.setResponseHandler&nbsp;(callback)</tt></big><br>
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  73         Overloads the default response handler.
  74 Use this do implement your own response handling, like storing the response directly to the harddisk
  75 The handler function gets two parameter, first is the java.net.URLConnection and second is the result object.
  76 Note that custom response handler functions should check the HTTP status code before reading
  77 the response. The status code for successful requests is 200. Response bodies for requests with
  78 status codes less than 400 can be read from the connection's input stream, while response bodies
  79 with 4xx or 5xx status codes must be read using the error stream. <br><br>
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  82                 <li><b>Parameter</b> <code>{function}</code>:<br/>
  83 Response handler function
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  96         <td>Sourcecode in /root/helma-1.6.1/modules/helma/Http.js:
  97         <pre><font color="#aaaaaa">440:</font>   this.setResponseHandler = function(callback) {
  98 <font color="#aaaaaa">441:</font>          responseHandler = callback;
  99 <font color="#aaaaaa">442:</font>          return;
 100 <font color="#aaaaaa">443:</font>       }
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