HTTP Header lowercase

Hi,It seems that Sun Application Server 05Q4 Enterprise Edition puts HTTP headers in lowercase. e.g. X-Session becomes X-session.This behaviour does not occur with Platform Edition of the Application Server. Is it possible to avoid this behaviour
[299 byte] By [lsauvage] at [2007-11-26 7:39:41]
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The header names used in HttpServletResponse.addXXXHeader() and HttpServletResponse.setXXXHeader() are returned differently by the Platform and Enterprise Editions of SJSAS 8.x to the client: While the Platform Edition preserves any header names exactly as they were specified, the Enterprise Edition capitalizes the first letter, but converts all other letters to lower case.

For example, if "sampleHeaderName2" is used in response.addHeader(), the response header name in the Platform Edition will be unchanged, but the response header name in the Enterprise Edition will be "Sampleheadername2."

This behaviour of the Enterprise Edition cannot be changed.

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