Hi, first its nice to hear I'm not the only one with this problem. It's driving me crazy... ;-)

Yes, I also have the problem very randomly (sometimes it loads just fine, sometimes it doesn't even do CSS, sometimes there are the numbers) but _only_ with IE and the internal noelios server. Until now I have only used the internal server connector, as its easy to setup and use for testing-purposes. Maybe I should try another, like the Apache tomcat? I'll have to look how to do that.

Do you by any chance know if this htpp-chunking can be disabled via the restlet-api? To test my theory that its the http-chunking thats causing the errors...

Ralf

Thierry Boileau schrieb:
Hello Ralf,

I've encountered also this strange behaviour but randomly and only a few times with the internal server connector.
What is yours? Did you try to use another one?

best regards,
Thierry Boileau
Hello,

I'm getting strange errors when loading restlet-pages in IE, it sometimes does insert seemingly random numbers at the start of the page and at the end like
800
<page>
0

I did some reseach and think it has to do with chunked-transfer-encoding of http packets.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunked_transfer_encoding)

for some reasons IE (6&7) don't seem to handle chunked http-packets correctly and inserts the chunk-length as content or so. Needless to say this totally screws up my pages...

At least this is the only explanation I have as other browsers don't have this problem (did I mention that I HATE IE?).

BTW, I'm using the integrated Noelios HTTP-server.

Anyone else getting this?
Anyone knows how I can disable the hppt-chunking on the noelios http-server?

Best regards
Ralf

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