You can indicate the number of bytes that you are going to write to the output vio in that call. INT64_MAX is specified when the content length is not known up front, in which case ATS will either use a chunked transfer encoding or close the connection when that is not feasible.
Otto 2012/11/12 Owens, Steve <steve.ow...@disney.com> > IN the null transform plugin, there is a line of code that reads: > > > data->output_vio = TSVConnWrite(output_conn, contp, data->output_reader, > > INT64_MAX); > > It seems to happen prior to writing anything to the output_vio. > > Does anyone know what is happening here? Specifically why is INT64_MAX > being used in this call? >
