Actually when a response is ended not many things happen. You can test this
by hooking the emit function:
var _emit = res.emit;
res.emit = function() {
console.log('RESPONSE EMIT : %s', arguments[0]);
_emit.apply(this, arguments);
};
Using node 0.8.14 this only results in:
4: 6-11 15:6:18: RESPONSE EMIT : header
4: 6-11 15:6:18: RESPONSE EMIT : finish
So, the `finish` event indicates somekind of end. However, it is not
official and undocumented.
Response inherits from WritableStream. Therefore it should emit the end and
close events.
Why is this not happening?
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