ahem ok, sure, dumb question: how do I do this? :-/
Kevin Conaway schrieb:
Ralf, can you open a ticket for this?
Perhaps we're not setting the correct header combination or IE requires a
strange one to parse chunked encodings.
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM, Ralf Bommersbach <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok thanks that helped a lot!
I use now the jetty server-connector and not only did the speed improve,
but also (so far) the error can't be reproduced with Internet Explorer.
Everythings just fine! thanks again :-)
p.s. so yeah - it seems that the internal server just has some problems
handling/delivering http-chunks (in combination with Internet-Explorer as
client), or so...
Best regards
Ralf
Thierry Boileau schrieb:
Hi Ralf
>Maybe I should try another, like the Apache tomcat? I'll have to look
how to do that.
Oh, that's simple, have a look at this page:
http://www.restlet.org/documentation/1.1/connectors
You only have to put the jar of one of the server connectors and the jars
of its dependencies (try with Jetty first) in your classpath. Et voilà,
that's all!
best regards,
Thierry Boileau
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
