Martin Grotzke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a resource that returns this response:
>
> Response.status( 409 ).build()
>
> The method that returns this response is simply annotated with @POST and
> the @Path, but not with any @ProduceMime.
>
> The response that the client receives has the correct status, but the
> body contains the markup of the 409 error page of tomcat, with
> Content-Type "text/html".
>
> With jetty this works as expected: the response does not contain a body.
>
> Would you say this is an issue of tomcat or of jersey?
>
It is a tomcat (and GF thing). They have common error pages when no
representation in the response is given. I suspect there is a property
to turn this off, but i don't know how to do it.
As a really dirty hack you could do:
Response.status( 409 ).entity(" ").build()
but best to configure the web application properly.
Paul.
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