anton.mckee at broadcom.ie said:
> It works really well with any plain old ordinary HTML WebPages, in
> fact it can handle some JavaScript as well which is cool. But I run
> into a big problem when I try to fetch a page with .asp as an
> extension. Nothing is sent back to my browser. The parser connects to
> the other host and gets the document but then nothing. I don't know it
> ASP and IIS is not closing the connect properly or there are problems
> with the headers or anything, but I do see the parser get the doc. It
> seems to just hang after that. Has anyone go any ideas?
Anton --
I've seen IIS break the RFC by not sending a \r\n\r\n, after its headers,
on redirects (ie. http status 30x responses). Could that be it?
--j.
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