The Servlet API does not provide a means of setting the HTTP protocol
version of the response header, presumably because it does not have access
to this information, which is integral to the web server running in a
separate process. But I'm wondering whether there is a way of doing this by
means of environment variables or some other way. I have a situation where
a certain type of page returned by a servlet does not draw properly in IE5
if it comes from an HTTP 1.1 server, such as IIS 4.0 or IBM HTTP Server. It
works fine if the servlet is running with an HTTP 1.0 server such as IIS
3.0, or if I configure the server to return HTTP 1.0 responses. But I want
to be able to switch on an ad-hoc basis, as only certain pages have the
problem, and I can trap those. Any suggestions, anyone?

John Moore
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