Re: HttpServletResponse.setContentLength() method in Tomcat 5.5.9

Ahab Abouzour wrote: Hello all, My servlet stopped working when I moved from Tomcat4.0.6 to Tomcat5.5.9. After investigating the problem, it turns out that if the HttpServletResponse.setContentLength() method is called, subsequent calls (e.g. setHeader(), addHeader(),addCookie()..etc) into the H

Expect: 100-continue

Hi, Looking at : -- DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM : The servlet API provides no means of controlling the 100- continue response when the user agent expects it, and doesn't specify when it is or is not sent by the servlet container. It shoul

Re: Byte-Range-Serving of DefaultServlet and Acrobat 6

Remy Maucherat wrote: ... 2. blanks in multi-byte-range-requests After having added the header above, Acrobat sent byte-range-requests. But Acrobat choked. I did a packet filtering and recognized the following status code sent by Tomcat "416 request range not satisfiable". The reason was that Acrob

Re: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 27100] - WebDAV locking implementation incompatible with some clients.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think the "problem" is that the servlet obsfucates lock tokens, which it has every right to do (this is from memory). That's incorrect. It has the right to *hide* lock tokens, but not to return incorrect ones. Anyway, the servlet supports WebDAV level 1, which doesn't

Re: [OT] Re: WebDAV and TC5

Jess Holle wrote: How does the user use the filesystem driver? net use ... The end-user certainly cannot achieve anything meaningful via web folders. I did a lot of testing in this regard. Well, I disagree. Lots of my customers use webfolders heavily. Now if there is a better level of usabilit

Re: [OT] Re: WebDAV and TC5

Jess Holle wrote: WebDAV seems to be largely an empty promise due to the lack of reasonable, compatible clients. >>90% of all clients are Microsoft Windows. Microsoft Windows' Web Folders support WebDAV to a *small* degree. Yet the way this is integrated into the OS is at such a level that >9

Re: [VOTE] New committer: Mark Thomas

Remy Maucherat wrote: Hi, I'd like to nominate Mark Thomas as a Tomcat committer. He has contibuted a significant amount of fixes already, and does what nobody else does: roam Bugzila to fix older issues and cleanup the database. He has special interest in the WebDAV code, which currently has