I have written a small picture script which shows a directory listing with thumbnails and also previews of the pictures.
I\'ve built a custom content management system on our intranet which allows us to update news articles and content across several sites that I operate. It appears to be working well.
I\'m using java\'s HTTP Server object with web service implemeted by WebServiceProvider. I see that no matter of the client request, the answer is chunked and i need it to be with content length.
I\'m trying to figure why the Content-Length header of php gets overwritten. This is demo.php <?php header(\"Content-Length: 21474836470\");die;
I\'m writing a (PHP) script that serves files to the client. Among others, the Content-Length header is sent, only it has one byte too many. I discovered this when I put the content length in a differ
In Django, I try to logging the request and response content length, which exactly the same as what Django server prints to stderr.
I am using a PHP script to download a file when you go to a page, but I can\'t set it up so that when a person downloads the file, it will show the file size (mine shows \"unknown time remaining\"). I
It\'s regarding content length. I know its use. It tells the receiver that \"this much\" data I am sending.
I wrote a web service that respond JSON content lower than 1K. Which one of this compression strategy is the best?
I have an axis2 service running on TOMCAT 6.0.18 with axis2 1.3 version. I disabled chunking by commenting the transfer-encoding element and changed the HTTP to 1.0
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