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How to get date and URI from response object's headers?

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Newbie question here, I am only able to get content-type and content-length in response HTTP headers. I also want date and URI. How do I do that? Please help me out. Thank You

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tomchristiecommented, Nov 14, 2019

I can’t provide the time to help you out on this, but I think it’s the request you want to verify here, not the response. You can access the request date header from request.headers[“Date”] and the URL with request.url.

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tomchristiecommented, Nov 13, 2019

The Date: HTTP header will be added by the webserver, rather than at the application level. It’s not available in application code. (What are you attempting to use it for?)

I’m not sure which URI you mean? The URL for the incoming request? The URL in the Location: header of a redirect response? Something else?

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