chunked-encoding

问题 I am pretty sure of the answer but I would like someone to confirm it please. There is no way to unzip only a part of a file when gzip is used in the HTTP headers. I gotta download the whole file before to be able to unzip it to get the data. Right ? For example, if I get the first 100 bytes with some code like that: myfile.read(100) I won't be able to unzip it at this point. Thanks. 回答1: You can start decompressing a gzip stream immediately, for whatever amount of data you have so far. You

问题 I have a Web API project that has a few dozen RESTful methods, split about evenly between GETs, POSTs and PUTs. The system uses Entity Framework objects and Newtonsoft's JSON from Nuget (version 9.0.1). Something I've done recently has suddenly broken all the POSTs and PUTs. I find that the [FromBody] objects I'm POST/PUTting arrive as null. So my "Update User" method looks like so... [HttpPut] public IHttpActionResult Put([FromBody] User user) ...but "user" always arrives null. Likewise if I

问题 I have a client sending me requests without HTTP chunking (they use content-length). When my server responds, chunking is enabled, and the client can't handle this - even though they should be able to as they are using HTTP 1.1..... I have tried to disable chunking by removing the entry below from the axis2 config file (axis2.xml) but the response is still going back chunked. chunked So the question is, is there somewhere else that the chunking is being enabled that is over-riding the axis2

问题 I am using an implemention of nginx with jetty servlets. For the purpose of my project I need to initialize two connection to the jetty servlet and keep them open. To initialize the downlink I use a normal request and I get the inputstream back. To initialize the uplink I use a chunked encoding request. I use a 1.4.6 nginx version so the chunked encoding should be set by default, regardless I set it in my server definition. #HTTPS server server { listen 443; listen [::]:443; server_name

问题 I need to serve chunked transfer encoding data using an ApiController . Because I do not have access to the HttpContext or the HttpRequest , I'm a bit lost as to where to write to the response and where to flush it. The setup looks like: public class MyController : ApiController { [Route("testing")] [HttpGet] public string Get() { ... return <response object ot HttpResponseMessage } } I guess I might be using the wrong base classes/framework/concept? Thanks so much! 回答1: You do have access to

问题 I have a server REST API that answer some JSON response. I want to chunk it on the server to increase response time. Is there a way for a reverse proxy like Apache or Nginx or any other, to intercept this response, and gzip the chunks, and send it back to the client as chunked? I got something working by gzipping the content before chunking it directly inside my API server, and I'm just wondering if there's any other option available to me that would increase response time of my server. 回答1:

问题 I'm extending this previous question: Aborting a HTTP/1.1 chunk encoded response When I abort a chunked response Chrome displays a blank page and the dev console reports net::ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING. IE displays the incomplete page. Is there a way to send the user to an actual 500 error page? Can I output something that corrupts the document so the browser won't use it? If so, what's the shortest string I can send to achieve this? 回答1: Unfortunately, there is no chunk you can send

问题 I am following How-to-submit-additional-form-data and have a working fileupload that is submitting the additional form data, ie. the additional textarea input field, description[] , with chunking and multiple file support without setting formData:{ } on .fileupload() . My problem is that I am only able to submit the field as an array, description[] , and I am unable to come up with some logic to associate the appropriate description[i] with the appropriate file. I am using asp.net mvc which

问题 This question is a continuation to my previous question regarding HTTP chunk transfer in ColdFusion. Now, I have used java.net.URL to read the chunks and this is what I have tried: <cfset local.objURL = createObject("java", "java.net.URL") .init(javaCast("string", "https://test.com/abc.xml"))> <!--- Open Connection ---> <cfset local.objConnection = local.objURL.openConnection()> <!--- Input Stream ---> <cfset local.inputStream = local.objConnection.getInputStream()> <!--- Read Chunks --->

问题 I am trying out RestAssured & wrote the following statements - String URL = "http://XXXXXXXX"; Response result = given(). header("Authorization","Basic xxxx"). contentType("application/json"). when(). get(url); JsonPath jp = new JsonPath(result.asString()); On the last statement, I am receiving the following exception : org.apache.http.ConnectionClosedException: Premature end of chunk coded message body: closing chunk expected The headers returned in my response are : Content-Type →