chunked

问题 Is it possible to set the content-length header and also use chunked transfer encoding? and does doing so solve the problem of not knowing the length of the response at the client side when using chunked? the scenario I'm thinking about is when you have a large file to transfer and there's no problem in determining its size, but it's too large to be buffered completely. (If you're not using chunked, then the whole response must get buffered first? Right??) thanks. 回答1: 1) No: "Messages MUST

问题 For the past two months, I have been receiving the following error on Chrome's developer console: net::ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING Symptoms: Pages not loading. Truncated CSS and JS files. Pages hanging. Server environment: Apache 2.2.22 PHP Ubuntu This is happening to me on our in-house Apache server. It is not happening to anybody else - i.e. None of our users are experiencing this problem - nor is anybody else on our dev team. Other people are accessing the exact same server with the

问题 I'm using java's HTTP Server object with web service implemeted by WebServiceProvider. I see that no matter of the client request, the answer is chunked and i need it to be with content length. so i'm assuming the problem is in the server and not the web server provider, right? and how can i configure the http header to use content length and not chunked? HttpServer m_server = HttpServer.create(); Endpoint ep= Endpoint.create(new ep()); HttpContext epContext = m_server.createContext("

问题 I'm using angular ng-upload to upload file, here's my javascript code: $scope.uploadFile = function(file) { Upload.upload({ url: '/upload_image', resumeChunkSize: '1MB', data: {file: file} }).then(function(response) { console.log('success'); }); }; Since I'm uploading file in chunks, I want the backend php to read and concatenate those chunks back, now how do I do that? My current php code looks like this: $filename = $_FILES['file']['name']; $destination = '/someDestinationPath/' . $filename

问题 I found sometimes browser can't get cookies from my website, so I use curl to check the headers, and the information is: C:\Documents and Settings\jack>curl http://localhost -I HTTP/1.1 200 OK Expires: Thu, 01-Jan-1970 00:00:00 GMT Set-Cookie: SCALAEYE_SESSION="a57cf8ebdfc379da91ad17d1d1eac706c25ae4c3-%3Citems%3E%3C%2Fitems%3E";Path=/ Set-Cookie: SCALAEYE_FLASH="%3Citems%3E%3C%2Fitems%3E";Path=/ Content-Length: 121665 Server: Jetty(6.1.26) But when I use browsers IE6 and Firefox to visit, the

问题 I have a .NET client-application which uses a third-party library to access a server via http. The library throws the following error: The server committed a protocol violation. Section=ResponseBody Detail=Response chunk format is invalid The software is already installed dozens of times, so i think it must be an issue in the customers system, my suspicion is the proxy between. I have used Fiddler to get a first hint. While sniffing Fiddler notice a protocol violation: Illegal chunked

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 still don't have a clear picture of practical examples of the chunked header usage, after reading some posts and Wikipedia. One example I see from Content-Length header versus chunked encoding, is: On the other hand, if the content length is really unpredictable beforehand (e.g. when your intent is to zip several files together and send it as one), then sending it in chunks may be faster than buffering it in server's memory or writing to local disk file system first. So it means that I can

问题 I'm trying to read chunked data from an Http Response using Java 11's java.net.http.HttpClient, but I'm only getting one line at a time. I need to get an entire chunk at a time. Here's my code: final InputStream eventStream; try { HttpResponse<InputStream> httpResponse = httpClient.send(HttpRequest .newBuilder( new URI(this.config.getEnvironmentAccess().getUrl() + ":<port>/status/?pretty=true")) .GET().build(), BodyHandlers.ofInputStream()); LOGGER.info("event stream HttpResponse received");

问题 How to determine the content-data length if the header is not sent and instead you receive Transfer-Encoding: chunked header? 回答1: With chunked encoding there will be no Content-Length header. So after you've read the headers and the pair of CRLFs that mark the end of the headers, you're ready to read the first chunk. Each chunk payload is preceded by its own mini-header - the length in hex followed by CRLF. And there's another CRLF after the payload, before the next chunk's mini-header. A