* Johan Compagner:
> how is this class (WebExternalResourceStream.java) different to:
> UrlResourceStream ??
* UrlResourceStream implements IResource for URLs, uses URL.openConnection()
* WebExternalResourceStream implements IResource for a webapp URI,
uses the servlet context
> and how is Web
The other possibility is to have a null value for
IResourceStream.length(), like -1, to decide whether to set the
header or not.
The RFC says that this Content-Length SHOULD be sent
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.13
That means it's recommended, but not mandatory.
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On 4/15/07, Jean-Baptiste Quenot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* Johan Compagner:
> how is this class (WebExternalResourceStream.java) different to:
> UrlResourceStream ??
* UrlResourceStream implements IResource for URLs, uses URL.openConnection
()
* WebExternalResourceStream implements IResourc
content lenght is used for all kind of things. For example caching.
So it is very recommended to set it.
johan
On 4/15/07, Jean-Baptiste Quenot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The other possibility is to have a null value for
IResourceStream.length(), like -1, to decide whether to set the
header o
* Johan Compagner:
>
> Which one should be dropped? The ResourceStreaMRequestTarget?
> That will break all kinds of things. Then just adapt it the way you want.
Don't take "drop" literally, I mean make
WebExternalResourceRequestTarget reuse the
WebExternalResourceStream. I could change the imple
* Jean-Baptiste Quenot:
> * Johan Compagner:
> >
> > Which one should be dropped? The ResourceStreaMRequestTarget?
> > That will break all kinds of things. Then just adapt it the way you want.
>
> Don't take "drop" literally, I mean make
> WebExternalResourceRequestTarget reuse the
> WebExternalR
