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Edwin Knoppert
I'm doing a simple test, about 100 lines of data of ~200 bytes each.
I'm using WebRequest() and HttpWebResponse() calling a generic handler.
What i pass to the webserver (tried local as not local) i return directly
using Response.Write() per line.
The server receives the data 100% ok.
Both client as server use application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
The data is sent as POST and is ASCII encoded.
item1=data.... etc..
In the handler a loop for each item is used and sent with Response.Write().
Each item is seprated using &
Using 2 local VWD projects results in having up to item #52 being correct.
The rest is gone.
The non-local webserver return only 8 items!!
The oddity is that Response.flush results in no items.
Is this a timing issue?
I'm using WebRequest() and HttpWebResponse() calling a generic handler.
What i pass to the webserver (tried local as not local) i return directly
using Response.Write() per line.
The server receives the data 100% ok.
Both client as server use application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
The data is sent as POST and is ASCII encoded.
item1=data.... etc..
In the handler a loop for each item is used and sent with Response.Write().
Each item is seprated using &
Using 2 local VWD projects results in having up to item #52 being correct.
The rest is gone.
The non-local webserver return only 8 items!!
The oddity is that Response.flush results in no items.
Is this a timing issue?