Hi! It's not a "strict" rule, in that you're in fact required to violate it if you want to give an error instead of '100 continue' to a POST request.
Also, for everything but this PUT/POST case, you can queue a reply instantly . Just if you do so for POST, you (may) suppress '100 continue' which is usually not what you want (unless of course you do have a reason, like upload too big or authentication failure). Happy hacking! -Christian On 06/24/2015 09:31 PM, Markus Doppelbauer wrote: > Hello, > > Most of the examples contain the comment: > /* do never respond on first call */ > > Is this a strict rule? If not, what is the reason? > > Thanks a lot! > Markus >
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