Peter Rossbach wrote:
Hi Remy,
can you explain why we use packetSize at AjpAprProcessor attribute
bodyMessage and responseHeaderMessage?
requestHeaderMessage = new AjpMessage(packetSize);
responseHeaderMessage = new AjpMessage(packetSize);
bodyMessage = new AjpMessage(packetSize);
We want only send 8K packets!
Other problem I see now is: That we can create a packetSize
responseHeader greater then 8K but
the Outputbuffer (SocketOutputBuffer) can only handle 8K packets.
I don't think the output buffer limitation prevents using more than 8K
for the HTTP response header (ex: with lots of cookies). It's a bit
cut&pasted from the HTTP connector, though, so bodyMessage = new
AjpMessage(packetSize); is probably not useful (I did not think about it
a lot before porting the packetSize support to these connectors).
I think it's worth testing a little bit, to see if 16KB packets perform
better, for example. If it does not, then only the first header of the
request and the response really need to have a bigger size.
Rémy
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