chunked-encoding

I have an application built on top of Spring MVC. I want to write simple proxy that processes requests as follows: send the same HTTP request to some specific server capture HTTP response from this specific server return the same answer to requesting client Here is what I've got so far: public void proxyRequest(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) { try { HttpUriRequest proxiedRequest = createHttpUriRequest(request); HttpResponse proxiedResponse = httpClient.execute(proxiedRequest); writeToResponse(proxiedResponse, response); } catch (URISyntaxException e) { e

I have a problem handeling http chunked transfer encoding. I'm using: apache. mod_wsgi plugin. django. django, is only capable of handling reqular http request with content-length header field, but when it comes to handling TE (Transfer-Encoding), chunked or gzip, it returns an empty result. I'm thinking of 2 approaches: Making some modification to django.wsgi python file Add some middleware python file to django, to intercept any chunked http request,convert it to requelar http request with content-length header field, then, pass it to django, where it can handle it nicely. Anybody can help

It looks like nginx 0.8.35 may support chunked transfer encoding : Changes with nginx 0.8.35 01 Apr 2010 *) Change: now the charset filter runs before the SSI filter. *) Feature: the "chunked_transfer_encoding" directive. This is great, because I'm trying to get push git changes through an nginx reverse proxy to a git-http-backend process. Git HTTP takes advantage of chunked transfer encoding for client-side efficiency reasons . However, I can't get it to work. I'm using nginx 0.8.44 on Debian Lenny with the following configure invocation: ./configure \ --sbin-path=/usr/sbin \ --conf-path=/etc

I am making an HTTP connection to an IIS web server and sending a POST request with the data encoded using Transfer-Encoding: chunked. When I do this, IIS simply closes the connection, with no error message or status code. According to the HTTP 1.1 spec , All HTTP/1.1 applications MUST be able to receive and decode the "chunked" transfer-coding so I don't understand why it's (a) not handling that encoding and (b) it's not sending back a status code. If I change the request to send the Content-Length rather than Transfer-Encoding, the query succeeds, but that's not always possible. When I try

I have an enormous file to upload and server on other side does support chunked upload. Is there any example of how exactly to do that? Or there is some other library which do that? Using HttpClient 4 (From Apache) HttpPost post = new HttpPost(url); MultipartEntity content = new MultipartEntity(HttpMultipartMode.STRICT); //To add parameters, use StringBody content.addPart("param", new StringBody("value")); content.addPart("param1", new StringBody("value1")); content.addPart("param2", new StringBody("value2")); //To add files, use InputStreamBody content.addPart("source", new InputStreamBody

How to know the size of the chunk of HTTP response if transfer encoding is chunked.I am unable to get the logic. Please help me.And provide me some sample java code to get the size of chunk.I read in some books that size of each chunk is specified before the chunk itself.But using which logic can I get that. Please help me using java. Thank you. Not able to give ready to use code but Apache HttpClient library supports "everything" out of the box. This is wikipedia example of chunked response. You don't know the exact byte size of data until body part is read. Please note size of each chunk is

I'm looking for a well-supported multithreaded Python HTTP server that supports chunked encoding replies. (I.e. "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" on responses). What's the best HTTP server base to start with for this purpose? Twisted supports chunked transfer encoding (API link) (see also the API doc for HTTPChannel ). There are a number of production-grade projects using Twisted (for example, Apple uses it for the iCalendar server in Mac OS X Server), so it's quite well supported and very robust. Twisted supports chunked transfer and it does so transparently. i.e., if your request handler does not

Currently I have a problem displaying 'chunks' of responses that I am sending from my Web Service Node.js server (localhost:3000) to a simulated client running on a Node.js server (localhost:3001). edit * - Current implementation just uses Angular's %http as the transport without web-sockets The logic goes as follows: 1 . Create an array on the client side of 'Cities' and POST them (from the AngularJS controller) to the Web Service located at: localhost:3000/getMatrix $http({ method: 'POST', url: 'http://localhost:3000/getMatrix', data: cityArray }). success(function (data,status,headers