One minor correction, HTTP is not always half-duplex.
HTTP/1.1 is a full-duplex protocol when chunked-encoding is used in both directions to stream. Ie. a client can POST variable-length data with chunked-encoding, and a server can respond with variable-length data with chunked-encoding. This allows HTTP to be used for things like tunneling, video applications, etc.
Thanks for that info. I didn't know about chunked encoding.
> Netscape Enterprise Server/iPlanet
Web Server/Sun ONE Web Server 6.x support this feature.
That doesn't surprise me. The implementors of those products were very thorough. (Good job!)
/Nelson
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