Quoting "Ignacio J. Ortega" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hola a todos, Remy:
>
> > All HTTP/1.1 ifs headers should be supported in 4.0, as well as
> ranged
> > requests (for resuming), and many other things.
>
> After too much reading on HTTP RFC specs, and many documents around
> that, i see no problems on implementing ifs honoring on Tomcat 3.3 as
> HTTP 1.0 RFC it's only a ground base for old HTTP implementations not a
> real RFC as HTTP 1.1 has.. What do you think?
I think to be consistent, you should only implement HTTP/1.0 features.
The only if header required in HTTP/1.0 is if-modified-since.
HTTP/1.1 requires stuff in both the connector and the static page server
(servlet or interceptor).
> As an aside where it's this code on Tomcat 4.0 ?
In the default servlet, and it's not very optimized, esp when dealing with the
complex cases (which I think is ok, since most cases will be GET with perhaps a
if-modified-since).
Remy
