[Backport 4.2.x] Attachments API use filename from Content-Disposition before url #8554
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…n before url (geonetwork#8470) * Update spring doc consumes and produces * Update putResource logic to get filename from contentDisposition header before using url * retrigger checks * retrigger checks * Remove incorrect consumes * Update getFilenameFromHeader to return null on exception * Update getFilenameFromHeader to return null on exception (including fileUrl.openConnection)
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Backport #8470
Authored by: @tylerjmchugh
[Backport 4.2.x] Attachments API use filename from Content-Disposition before urll (#8470)
Update spring doc consumes and produces
Update putResource logic to get filename from contentDisposition header before using url
retrigger checks
retrigger checks
Remove incorrect consumes
Update getFilenameFromHeader to return null on exception
Update getFilenameFromHeader to return null on exception (including fileUrl.openConnection)