>If you don't send a Content-Length, and you don't send a >'Transfer-Encoding: chunked', and your Content-Type is not some kind >of 'multipart', then your message does not include a message-body; >it ends at the CRLF following the last header. If you are a client, >then anything you send following that will be interpreted as the >beginning of a new request; if you are a server then I have no idea >what clients might do. That applies to request messages only. For responses other than those required not to have a body, the message body includes anything that appears after the header fields until the connection is closed. ....RoyReceived on Wednesday, 2 February 2000 19:23:29 EST
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