moseley at hank
Aug 6, 2008, 3:58 PM
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HTTP::Body, Catalyst, and death.
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Catalyst::Engine prepare_body_chunk() calls HTTP::Body's add() method
with chunks as they are read from the input stream.
What happens if the call to ->add($chunk); dies? Does the input
stream get somehow flushed (up to the content_length)? Or would the
exception bypass any flushing?
In other words, is it important that HTTP::Body's add() method (and
really, spin() ) not die and instead continue to, well, spin until all
the request data has been consumed?
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Bill Moseley
moseley [at] hank
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