Ian Holsman wrote: > the people at BEA weren't the most up to date with > HTTP (they thought using telnet to run a HTTP command > was some kind of security attack )
Hmmm - the claim to build a webserver extension but know little about
HTTP... sounds familiar.
> it only happened when you sent connection:close in the first
> request. which mozilla/ie would never do.
Unless keepalives were switched off.
I see why it didn't work now - IE and Mozilla + proxy in theory would
have worked, but only if keepalives were switched on. If keepalives were
switched off, or if Netscape was used (which only supports HTTP/1.0),
the proxy would have added a connection: close on all requests (as
required by RFC2616) but BEA would have choked.
Regards,
Graham
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