We tried every combination of closing and flushing that we could from the
servlets in JServ (and JRun, for that matter), and that never seemed to
result in anything being sent to the client. If we closed the stream
reading from the client, the engine would read the rest of the bytes from
the client anyway.
I hadn't seen that HTTP/1.1 reference ... I'd be curious whether any
servlet engines (or clients, for that matter) can implement this.
Thanks
--On Friday, September 29, 2000 11:48 AM -0500 "Christopher K. St. John"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So HTTP 1.1 doesn't actually require that the entire request be
> received. (a close on the socket is a valid response) OTOH,
> if the Apache/JServ combo doesn't allow you to take advantage of
> that, then I guess it doesn't really matter what the spec says.
>
> Have you tried first closing and flushing the _output_ stream
> back to the client? I don't have any idea if that would work for
> your particular engine setup, but it might be worth a try.
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