Hi.
In response to a request, a servlet opens and reads a file from disk,
and sends the content out to the browser (ultimately), "as is".
The content of the file is an html document, saved as a text under some
encoding, correctly encoded under that encoding, and containing an html
<meta http-equiv="Content-type: text/html; charset=xxxx >
where the specified encoding is correct and matches the document's.
The "in" stream (the disk file) is opened "raw", and the same for the
"out" stream.
Question :
who is responsible for setting the HTTP response headers ?
Does the servlet have to set them explicitly ? or does Tomcat do that
itself if the servlet doesn't ? (*)
(I am specifically interested in headers like "Content-type" and
"Content-length").
(*) and if Tomcat does, how does it know what to put there ?
Thanks in advance,
André
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