If the response fits in the output buffer (8kB by default) then because
Tomcat can buffer the whole response it knows how long it is. In that
case Tomcat sets the content-length header.
If the response is larger than the output buffer then Tomcat will use
chunked encoding.
Mark
On 04/12/2024 13:50, Brian Proffitt wrote:
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From: 胡俊丰 <467300...@qq.com>
Date: Wed, Dec 4, 2024 at 1:52 AM
Subject: ask quetion
To: apache <apa...@apache.org>
Hello:
I am a plain people, i am interested in the Tomcat
container.
there are a issue: why user's servlet instance output to browser
client by "PrintWriter" output object is not need to set HTTP response
header "Content-Length" actively, why tomcat container can automatically
compute the output message's byte.
Thank you. I am wait your reply, if you have free time.
Hu
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