httpclient log message

[Danny Kruitbosch]

Hi,

I've written a query that posts an SOAP message to an external service  
and than uses that data. I've used the HTTPclient module to post the  
soap request. In the console output I get this message:

  08 May 2008 11:54:47,036 [P1-4] WARN  (HttpMethodBase.java  
[getResponseBody]:676) - Going to buffer response body of large or  
unknown size. Using getResponseBodyAsStream instead is recommended.

Can someone explain what this means? And is there any way to calculate  
the content -length of my POST request so I can set this in the HTTP  
headers before I post the data?

Thanks,

Danny



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[Adam Retter-3]

Hows your Java?

The HTTPClient module makes use of the Apache Commons HTTPClient and
that warning that you see is one of theirs, but it is only a warning.
If you wanted to get it to go away, you could create a buffer and read
the response body into there before then working with it, at the
present I just grabbed it as a string (deprecated). Its not really
anything to worry about at the moment.

Regarding content-length, you could modify the post function in the
HTTPClient module to do this. But conversely there is a whole raft of
reasons why you should not rely on content-length headers - a quick
Google will tell you all about it.



2008/5/8 Danny Kruitbosch <exist@...>:

> Hi,
>
> I've written a query that posts an SOAP message to an external service
> and than uses that data. I've used the HTTPclient module to post the
> soap request. In the console output I get this message:
>
>  08 May 2008 11:54:47,036 [P1-4] WARN  (HttpMethodBase.java
> [getResponseBody]:676) - Going to buffer response body of large or
> unknown size. Using getResponseBodyAsStream instead is recommended.
>
> Can someone explain what this means? And is there any way to calculate
> the content -length of my POST request so I can set this in the HTTP
> headers before I post the data?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Danny
>
>
>
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[Danny Kruitbosch]

Adam,

Thanks for the response,

By the way, my java stinks ;)

Regards,

Danny

Quoting Adam Retter <adam@...>:

> Hows your Java?
>
> The HTTPClient module makes use of the Apache Commons HTTPClient and
> that warning that you see is one of theirs, but it is only a warning.
> If you wanted to get it to go away, you could create a buffer and read
> the response body into there before then working with it, at the
> present I just grabbed it as a string (deprecated). Its not really
> anything to worry about at the moment.
>
> Regarding content-length, you could modify the post function in the
> HTTPClient module to do this. But conversely there is a whole raft of
> reasons why you should not rely on content-length headers - a quick
> Google will tell you all about it.
>
>
>
> 2008/5/8 Danny Kruitbosch <exist@...>:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've written a query that posts an SOAP message to an external service
>> and than uses that data. I've used the HTTPclient module to post the
>> soap request. In the console output I get this message:
>>
>>  08 May 2008 11:54:47,036 [P1-4] WARN  (HttpMethodBase.java
>> [getResponseBody]:676) - Going to buffer response body of large or
>> unknown size. Using getResponseBodyAsStream instead is recommended.
>>
>> Can someone explain what this means? And is there any way to calculate
>> the content -length of my POST request so I can set this in the HTTP
>> headers before I post the data?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Danny
>>
>>
>>
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