Improve handling of missing config nodes used to init CORS objects #1709
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…ilder.config, etc.
…used to initialize CorsSupport or CrossOriginSupport Signed-off-by: tim.quinn@oracle.com <tim.quinn@oracle.com>
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Resolves #1708
If a missing config node is passed to
CorsSupport.Builder.config(directly or indirectly viaCorsSupport.create(Config), create a defaultCorsSupportinstance which is by design rather permissive: allow-methods = *, etc. Same forCorsSupportMp.Log an
INFOmessage when this happens.Add tests for this behavior.