Huge +1 - that's what I do too.
-Dug
Tom Jordahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/06/2003 05:32:48 PM
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> I tried out resend today after removing the content-length recalculation
and it
> works great, including with the s/w in proxy mode and multiple hosts in
the same
> TCP connection.
Wait a minute, the resend functionality needs to recalculate the
content-length again because you can edit the request before you send it.
This is how *I* use the resend button.
Please don't remove that code....
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Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-01-06
22:22 -------
Of course! ;^) How about these test cases:
* running the latest Litmus (good HTTP + WebDAV test as well as a decent
stress
test) against TCPMon in listener mode. (Litmus should support proxies, oh
well.)
See http://www.webdav.org/neon/litmus for details.
* doing some basic DAV interactions using the catacomb client against
TCPMon in
proxy mode.
* using an FTP client (in passive mode) and TCPMon in listen mode to try
some
non-plaintext/non-HTTP traffic.
* using "resend" in all of these cases.
I tried out resend today after removing the content-length recalculation
and it
works great, including with the s/w in proxy mode and multiple hosts in the
same
TCP connection.
