At 19:50 3/10/2007, you wrote:
The "0" is the hex digint "Zero" the "terminal EOD" chunk is defined
in HTTP1.1 as a chunk with a length of 0. This is what terminates
the data for the current request.
I tried "explicitly" putting in the keep alive header, though it is
deprecated in HTTP1.1 and is the default value if no header is
supplied. As expected this has no (different) effect.
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Peter,
Peter Kennard wrote:
> for HTTP1.1 (in tomcat 6)
>
> Does tomcat handle keep alive (ie: keeping a connection open for
> subsequent requests)
>
> If so under what circumstances is the connection closed (or kept open)?
>
> Sending chunked content, with a terminal "\r\n0\r\n" will cause the
> connection to be disconnected.
>
> As does only a termainal "\r\n0"
What is the "0" for?
Are you sending the "connection: keep-alive" header?
- -chris
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