Abstracting Browser Differences: Ajax - Test-Driven JavaScript Development - page 287

/* ... */
transport.send(options.data);

};

Because the data handling might include modifying the URL to embed data
onto it, we added it to the options object and passed that to setData , as before.
Obviously, the above solution will break down if the URL already has query param-
eters on it. As an exercise, I urge you to test for such a URL and update setData
as necessary.

12.6.3 Setting Request Headers

The last thing we need to do in order to pass data is setting request headers. Head-
ers can be set using the setRequestHeader(name, value) method. At this
point adding in header handling is pretty straightforward, so I will leave doing
that as an exercise. To test this you will need to augment the fakeXMLHttp-
Request object to record headers set on it so you can inspect them from your
tests. Listing 12.65 shows an updated version of the object you can use for this
purpose.

Listing 12.65 Adding a fake setRequestHeader method

var fakeXMLHttpRequest = {
open: stubFn(),
send: stubFn(),

setRequestHeader: function (header, value) {
if (!this.headers) {
this.headers = {};

}

this.headers[header] = value;
},

readyStateChange: function (readyState) {
this.readyState = readyState;
this.onreadystatechange();

}

};