Hello,
Try adding the HTTP listener property "chunkingDisabled" to your server
configuration :
<property name="chunkingDisabled" value="true"/>.
You can achieve this by using the admin GUI and then traversing to the
"Configuration" and selecting configuration bound to your server
instance / cluster :
"Configuration"---><your-target-configuration>--->"HTTP
Service"--->"HTTP Listeners"--->"<select-your-listener>"---> Select "Add
Property"
OR
use the asadmin CLI :
asadmin set
<your-target-server-name>.http-service.http-listener.<your-http-listener>.property.chunkingDisabled=true
wherein substitute <your-target-server-name> : the name of your server
instance / cluster
<your-http-listener> : http listener over
which you want to disable/enable chunking.
On a different note, did you try using Sun WebServer 7.0 which is
available for free
(
http://www.sun.com/download/products.xml?id=467713d6) and you can then
use GlassFish HTTP Load Balancer plugin or the WebServer reverse proxy
for fronting as the proxy. Chunking should work well with it.
regards
Pankaj
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Can this be done? I use NGINX as a front-end for Glassfish, and Transfer-Encoding: chunked appears to not be handled very well by NGINX.
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