Re: [SPAM] Turning off http transfer coding

The other option in that case is, I guess, to not use a default transfer 
coding in the first place. Otherwise your solution sounds good to me.

JJ.

Jonathan Marsh wrote:
>
> I presume omitting the {http transfer coding} property results in no 
> content coding being specified. How do I get that behavior if there is 
> an {http transfer coding default} in effect?
>
> Namely, is an empty value allowed for whttp:transferCoding and 
> whttp:transferCodingDefault?
>
> <binding … whttp:transferCodingDefault="gzip">
>
> <operation … wtthp:transferCodingDefault=””>
>
> A literal read says the value has to be a transfer coding token (which 
> doesn’t include an empty string). It’s also not clear whether an 
> implementation will attempt to specify an empty transfer coding in 
> this case, or whether it will simply ignore the transfer coding 
> property completely.
>
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