Aborting uploads through Apache/Weblogic bridge

Hi,
I have an application to which people should be able to upload files,
however only of a certain size. So if I detect that the file is too
large (based on Content-Length), I return an errorpage and don't read
the data from the browser. This is allowed according to rfc 1867 (which,
though it is obsoleted, is the one the HTTP1.1 rfc refers to on the
matter - also the obsoleting rfc doesn't say anything on the matter) and
all browsers seems to handle this.
However, once I go through the Apache/Weblogic bridge the behaviour
changes. When the browser sends the POST request to the bridge, the
bridge relays it on to the Weblogic server and my code. I immediately
determine that the file is too large, and returns the previously
mentioned errorpage. But, the bridge doesn't stop recieving the file
from the browser until it has got the entire file and then it returns a
standard bridge POST timeout error (and the timeout has definately not
been reached).
Any ideas?
CAPUT A/S Morten Jensen Phone +45 70 12 24 42
Nygade 6 Senior Developer Fax +45 70 11 24 42
DK-1164 Kbh K [email protected] http://www.caput.com

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<Location /re >
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