Turn off chunked transfer-encoding

Hi. I have to interface with another company's client that has a broken implementation
of http/1.1 and does not understand chunked transfer encoding. Is there some way
I can tell Weblogic not to use chunked encoding for a particular servlet response?

Nagesh Susarla <[email protected]> wrote:
Joe Humphreys wrote:
Hi. I have to interface with another company's client that has a brokenimplementation
of http/1.1 and does not understand chunked transfer encoding. Is theresome way
I can tell Weblogic not to use chunked encoding for a particular servletresponse?
>
The easiest way would be to set content-length on the response
and the response wudnt be chunked
-nagesh
Thanks, but that is not an option here because the content is dynamic and may
be in excess of 100K. I can't afford to buffer that much data in memory just to
count its length. Since the server doesn't use chunked transfer-coding for http/1.0
responses, I was hoping there would be some way to just turn it off. (But only
for particular servlets.)
Joe H

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