Hi, Emile, > From what i read about Apache Xmlrpc streaming which is part of > vendor extensions, streaming is used if request does not contain > a content-length header. In a streaming mode, I wonder if a > transfer-encoding is used when there is no content-length in the > header of a http request (as it is suggested by HTTP 1.1 protocol > (RFC 2616 sec4.4)), andits name if there is one.
You mean transfer-encoding=chunked, for example? That depends on the webserver. For example, I do hope that Tomcat would send a chunked response in that case. On the other hand, the builtin webserver of XML-RPC (which is httpd 1.0 only) will never send a chunked response. What is the reason you are asking? Personally, I do not care about the response being chunked or not. All client applications that I know of are happy with it. Jochen
