Hi all, I'm using the HTTP connector and am having a few issues delivering PDF's from Tomcat 4.1 and was wondering if anyone could shed any light.
The problem: When requesting a PDF about 1.3MB in size, on the local LAN bypassing the reverse proxy, it works fine, however when using wget to limit the connection rate down to about 20kbps Tomcat appears to detect my connection is slower, and attempts to send a chunk of the file rather than the whole file, this can be seen in the access log as the request size changes depending on my connection speed. As soon I my request reaches the size reported for this specific request in the access log, the connection closes, and my client retries to get the file from the beginning. Questions: Can I turn this feature off and prevent Tomcat from attempting to serve byte ranges depending on fast it calculates it will take the client to download the file. Is the Connector setting 'allowChunking=false' the way to go?, is turning this off known to cause knock on effects HTML/Image delivery? Thanks in advance. Mark. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
