Hi,
I am trying to use the suspend/resume API of the Response class.
My use case is to send to my sever a big payload using a POST request.
When I use suspend/resume I have the following error: "GRAVE: GRIZZLY0040:
Request header is too large.
java.nio.BufferOverflowException"
Here is a description of what I am doing:
. I use grizzly 1.9.19
. I use a
http://old.nabble.com/file/p29920874/echo.zip echo.zip
SelectorThread in synchronous mode "setEnableAsyncExecution( false )". Is
that correct ?
. I suspend the response before reading the input payload.
. I start a thread that will manage the Request
I have noticed that before my thread finished to read the complete input
payload, another Grizzly thread is started and use the content of my payload
as a new request.
What I am wondering is that the Response is suspended, but not the Request.
I have provided in attachment a maven project that contain my failing test
case. (echo.zip)
Could you tell me what's going wrong with that usage of suspend/resume.
Thanks for your help,
/Etienne VRIGNAUD
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