Scenario 2: Modifying the headers only (HTTPResponse)
This scenario illustrates how to modify the
headers in
an HTTP Response. The XSLT in this example adds a new header called RESPONSE_A with
the value VALUE_A if it does not exist.
Scenario 5: Providing a response to a known HTTP request
This scenario illustrates
how a HTTPResponseChange document
can be used to generate a response directly from a request. In this
scenario, if a cookie with name 'invalid-cookie' exists in
the HTTP Request then the XSL transformation produces an HTTP Response
that indicates an invalid cookie was detected.