Hi I´m developing a J2ME client for mobile phones, that should be a tool for building up openstreetmap. My client is working with openstreetmap server API. When i try to upload my GPX file to the server through multipart/form-data HTTP message it works fine if i send few nodes, where the content-length header in http request is only a few bytes long(around 1000 bytes). But if i try to upload a GPX file that contains more nodes i first get "(411) length required" respond from the server when i try to upload it. If i try to upload even more nodes i get "(500) internal server error" and last i get "(502) bad gateway" if i upload a GPX file with more nodes. Is there some work around to make the phone send whole GPX file?
Now it seems that the content-length header is filter out after i reach some value of bytes length of the message i try to upload to openstreetmap server. When the Content-Length is over around 1000 bytes the phone automatically change to transfering in "Transfer-Encoding: chunked", which openstreetmap server does not seem to be able to handle. With chunked transfer the phone sends the GPX file in several series. A chunked message body contains a series of chunks, followed by a line with "0" (zero), followed by optional footers (just like headers), and a blank line. Each chunk consists of two parts: *a line with the size of the chunk data, in hex, possibly followed by a semicolon and extra parameters you can ignore (none are currently standard), and ending with CRLF. *the data itself, followed by CRLF. /Mattias _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
