I have a file proxy IHttpHandler to ensure authentication and to log requests.It works fine on the development server and IIS 6.In IIS 7, I have two problems:
I need to get a webpage (by url) with chunked-encoding in C#. There are some topics (on SO too, this Chunked Encoding Impleme开发者_开发百科ntation in .NET (or at least pseudo code) for ex) about it,
I\'m new to using groovy and have started to use it to test some REST services. I\'m having an issue parsing my XML response from our service due to \'Content not allowed in prolog.\' After awhile sea
Is there a standard way to handle response failure for chunked responses?I have poured through the RFCs and don\'t see a standard way of handling this.
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I am decoding http packets. And I faced a problem that chunk problem. When I get a http packet it has a head开发者_运维知识库er and body.
It looks like nginx 0.8.35 may support chunked transfer encoding: Changes with nginx 0.8.3501 Apr 2010
I have some large, dynamically generated SVGs that are being served over a relatively slow internet connection.I\'m trying to optimize them to be viewable as fast as possible.If I set the server to Co
I recently started using gzip on my site and it worked like a charm on all browsers except Opera which gives an error saying it can not decompress the content due to damaged data. From what I can gath
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