Chris,

Please log the bugs in bugzilla (http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla). If you have any 
other patches
say for HTTP1.1, please file those as individual bug/patch combination. 

Thanks,
dims

--- Chris Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All, I and others in the WebDAV community have been using the TCP-Mon 
> utility that comes bundled with Axis for debugging the protocol. It 
> works great *if* you're not using the proxy mode, otherwise it craps out 
> on non-GET/POST requests. Looking at the source, it's an easy fix, just 
> remove any references to GET and POST. If the server is in proxy mode, 
> all communications will (hopefully) be well-formed HTTP and if they 
> aren't well formed, the code would freak out anyways.
> 
> The patch is as follows:
> 
> 787,788d786
> <                     if ( bufferedData.startsWith( "GET " ) ||
> <                         bufferedData.startsWith( "POST " )) {
> 824d821
> <                     }
> 1437d1433
> <                 if ( text.startsWith("POST ") || text.startsWith("GET 
> ") ) {
> 1470d1465
> <                 }
> 
> (Apologies for word-wrap, hopefully you get the idea.  Also, you'll 
> likely want to correct the indention of the code blocks.)
> 
> Other comments:
> 
> * It may be worthwhile to have an HTTP protocol validating option and 
> perform full HTTP validation. (Verifying format of method and headers, 
> sane header values for "standard" headers, content-length validation...)
> 
> * Would it be worthwhile to (have an option to) separate individual 
> request/response pairs (the current tcpmon shows all requests/responses 
> in the same connection. Not a problem for HTTP/1.0 but HTTP/1.1 with 
> keepalive is annoying to match up.) I suspect this may be fairly easy to 
> implement but I've only touched the code today. Having a tree display 
> (top level being connection, lower level being request) might be good.
> 
> * I would find it highly useful to have a TCP-Mon "home page" and a 
> separate distribution from Axis...Its usefulness is far reaching and is 
> limited by being "tacked on" to the Axis project.
> 


=====
Davanum Srinivas - http://xml.apache.org/~dims/

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