Apache 2:
I have a requirement to look at content length and if it is greatar
than desired size then return error message. So psuedo code is like:
if content_length > 32G
then
if url contains /abc/
then
echo "0|abc|Bad length" # pipe delimited format that some
clients api support
else if url contains /def/
echo "<xml><message>Bad request</message><xml>" # client supporting XML
fi
fi
I first thought of using LimitRequestBody but that didn't work for me.
So now I am thinking if I can use filter or handlers. Does anyone know
if I can use filters that is read the lenght and the url and then
return the response instead of continuing down the chain.
P.S. Note: Our requests are mod-jk requests. So if content length
check succeeds then hand over the request to mod jk workers wihch then
send it to jboss app server.
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