Inets 4.0 and HTTP/1.1 "100 Continue" responses

Ingela Anderton ingela@REDACTED
Mon Dec 6 15:53:14 CET 2004


Heinrich Venter wrote:
> Ingela
> 
> >This can be handy if the client has a big body that it wants to send
> and it does not 
> >want to send it if the server will reject the request. In this case the
> next response
> >will not be sent by the server until it receives the body from the
> client....
> Ahhh, I see.  Thanks for clearing this up for me :)
> 
> >> The assumption that every response will have its own socket event 
> >> seems to be wrong.  If the 100-continue (and its supposedly empty 
> >> Body) is
> >I have made no such assumption!
> Its only the 100-continue without the expect header that breaks the
> pattern realy, because there is more than one response to one request.
> Is there a better way to handle this than re-parsing the Body?
Well after some consideration I will have to partyl change my mind ;)
and agree with you that in the case will need to reparse the body.

-- 
/Ingela

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