Hi -

Can you say a little more what you need this URL for? I don't think it 
makes quite sense to implement it in the way you're suggesting since the 
scheme would be guesswork (what if it's https or rtsp or something 
else?) and the host-header might not be present. It seems to me that 
some context needs be provided (probably) via WebServer to fill in what 
is needed but for that I'd need to know where you're trying to use the 
url (i.e., in a server or a client?).

Cheers,
   - Andreas

On 8/23/2010 7:53 PM, jaayer wrote:
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>> But this addition to WebResponse seems to do the trick (even when the request was redirected):
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>>      ^ 'http://', (request headerAt: 'Host'), request rawUrl
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>> I kind of think
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> got cutoff there. I was going to say that perhaps there ought to be a method in WebRequest to get the absolute URL of a request, and maybe this method in WebResponse can be reimplemented in terms of it.
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