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HttpWebRequest splits request using HTTP 1.0 protocol

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Tonym - 04 Aug 2005 23:00 GMT
I am making a "Multipart" post to an Apache web server sending "text" as
well as "binary" data, and it doesn't seem to handle an HTTP 1.1 request
correctly. What it does not like is the "splitting" of the request, sending
the Headers first, waiting for a response, and then sending the data. I used
a "Proxy" that sends out the request all at once, and it works.

I have turned off the "Expect: 100" header for an HTTP 1.1 request, and it
still sends out the header and data separately. I then changed the Protocol
version to HTTP 1.0 thinking that it would stop that behavior, and to my
suprise it still splits the response.

Anybody know if there is an additional property to stop this?

I am using .NET Framework 1.1 sp1.

Thanks,

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Tony

Joerg Jooss - 07 Aug 2005 08:37 GMT
> I am making a "Multipart" post to an Apache web server sending "text"
> as well as "binary" data, and it doesn't seem to handle an HTTP 1.1
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> Anybody know if there is an additional property to stop this?

Actually, all you've tried should have worked (speaking of should --
Apache should support HTTP Expectations...).

Can you post some code?

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