Hi all,
For a small project I'm working on (a Java-UPNP server) I'm trying to replicate
some Apache functions, and there is one I can't figure out on my own (I looked
at the code but I didn't understand how it works).
Let's assume the httpd receives the following pipelined requests (WITHOUT
content-lenght header):
|<-- from here -->|
POST /endpoint HTTP/1.1
User-Agent: Xenon
Connection: Keep-alive
Host:192.168.1.40
<soap>bla bla bla</soap>GET /description HTTP/1.1
User-Agent: Xenon
Connection: Keep-alive
Host:192.168.1.40
|<-- to here -->|
I noticed that somehow the webserver is able to detect the second request, even
if theoretically the second get could be part of the first put, how does it
work? How does apache figure out when the first PUT is complete? Does apache
consider new lines, new packets, or delays? Or does it only consider the socket
content?
Thanks a lot for everything that could help me duplicate this... ;-)
Andrea
