Hi Roland,
unluckily, I need to comply with Http protocol 1.1. Until now, I have not
found any way to handle these extra responses over the same connection. Is
there any other way I could "flush" the received response and listen again
for the next response for instance?
regards,
Patrick
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Hello Patrick,
posting the request again after a 100-continue response wouldn't help.
You'ld only get another 100 response for the new request as well.
I don't know whether the commons client deals with 100 responses.
But you can always force it to act as an HTTP/1.0 client, and servers
aren't allowed to generate 100 resonses for HTTP/1.0 requests.
See HttpMethodBase.setHttp11(boolean).
regards,
Roland
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