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Mahesh,
On 3/5/2009 10:16 AM, Mahesh Seshan wrote:
> The task at hand for me is to prevent a HTTP client from issuing a
> request that has a huge payload that could pose a resource risk on the
> HTTP server.
Given Rainer's comments, it seems like a r
On 05.03.2009 20:08, Mahesh Seshan wrote:
Rainer,
Thank you very much for the prompt response.
To be more specific, Apache CXF is the consumer of HTTP request. Are
you indicating that Apache CXF is the one reading from Socket input
stream ? And that Tomcat HTTP Connector simply hands over the
I
Rainer,
Thank you very much for the prompt response.
To be more specific, Apache CXF is the consumer of HTTP request. Are
you indicating that Apache CXF is the one reading from Socket input
stream ? And that Tomcat HTTP Connector simply hands over the
Inputstream to CXF to consume the chunked con
On 05.03.2009 16:16, Mahesh Seshan wrote:
Hello,
I can obtain the content-length of a HTTP Servlet Request when the
Content-Length header is added by the client. However, when the
Transfer-encoding is chunked, how do I programatically obtain the
content length ?
You can't without consuming the
Hello,
I can obtain the content-length of a HTTP Servlet Request when the
Content-Length header is added by the client. However, when the
Transfer-encoding is chunked, how do I programatically obtain the
content length ?
The task at hand for me is to prevent a HTTP client from issuing a
request t
