Hello Patrick,
I just found the code that ignores any 1xx responses in
HttpMethodBase.readResponse(HttpState, HttpConnection)
If an "Expect:" header is sent, the client will wait for the
100-continue response before sending the request body,
that's what I found first.
Are you using an older version of the client?
regards,
Roland
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Subject: RE: Handling HTTP 1.1 status 100 responses
Hi Oleg,
the HTTP 1.1. standard allows a HTTP/1.1 100 response to be sent back to
the client if:
he accepts version 1.1,
he explicitly asked for a continue (the tipical status 100 handshake) OR
just to signal the client he is processing the request and it may take a
little longer (without any explicit continue header). I find myself in
this
second case and I cannot blame the server since he is compliant with the
standard. Is there any other way I can skip this first response without
having to re-execute the postMethod?
thanks a lot,
Patrick
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