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Russell_E_Glaue
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Feb 18, 2009

The noserver option of HTTP::respond sends back an invalid HTTP format or Content-length

When I use the following code:   HTTP::respond 200 content { ... }     I get the following back in a web client HTTP request:   ...
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spark_86682
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Feb 19, 2009
Oh, I figured it out! I was wrong; this is not a bug, it's just that the Wiki page is wrong! The correct way to use "noserver" is to put it after the content, not before. So: 

 
 when HTTP_REQUEST { 
   HTTP::respond 200 content { 
        blahblahblah 
   } noserver 
 }

should work just fine. I'll update the Wiki....