[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[Content-Length field in POST methods]
> I think so... but I don't think that it is a _required_ field so it
It is required. The server may respond without specifying the
Content-Length if it closes the connection after sending the data
(so the client knows when data is finished), but a client (such as
a browser) has to send the Content-Length header.
Of course this is what is stated in RFCs; real applications may
differ or have bugs.
Ciao,
/Gabriele./
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