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Isn’t the chunk the unit, why should it be unbounded m? You’d have issues on the client side without knowing how long a chunk is going to be - It seems like the
by batbomb 8y ago
Isn’t the chunk the unit, why should it be unbounded m? You’d have issues on the client side without knowing how long a chunk is going to be - It seems like the chunk should be the unit which can be guaranteed to fit in memory on the client.
- cryptonector 8y agoChunked transfer encoding means that the sender sends <length>\r\n<chunk-of-that-length>\r\n... but each chunk can be of different length. A zero-length chunk terminates the transfer. Chunked transfer encoding is used when the sender doesn't yet know the length of the resource's representation.