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> -Original Message-
> From: Enrique Rodriguez Lasterra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 2:44 PM
> To: Tomcat Users List
> Subject: Re: content length on response
>
> Yes, the probl
Yes, the problem was on my servlets. they don't use setContentLength
method on the response.
If this is tomcat default behaviour I suppose that it's better not using
it, but, in some circunstances, some clients need this http header
variable for reading response.
Regards, Enrique.
El lun, 24-
If you want a content length header then you will not be able to return
partial results. The page can be generated at once only.
Jan
Enrique Rodriguez wrote:
I have 9-8 tomcat with version 4.1.23 or 5.5.9. They never put
content-length http header variable on responses.
Why does tomcat has t
Enrique Rodriguez wrote:
> I have 9-8 tomcat with version 4.1.23 or 5.5.9. They never put
> content-length http header variable on responses.
I just grabbed a JSP page from a 5.5.9 install with LiveHTTPHeaders
running and it shows a Content-Length header; maybe you can provide
more detail about th
