Add Content-Length header to responses #146
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This makes server responses more efficient by disabling chunked transfer encoding, but more importantly the Content-Length header is required for all requests and responses by the XML-RPC spec (see http://xmlrpc.scripting.com/spec.html).
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This change makes node-xmlrpc compatible with XmlRpc++, the library used by C++ ROS clients (http://wiki.ros.org/xmlrpcpp). |
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Ack, I should have checked the open PRs first. #138 includes this exact change plus a unit test. Closing this PR in favor of the previous one. Let me know if you need any help reviewing and merging PRs; it looks like this project is not actively maintained but it is still the most popular node.js xmlrpc lib. |
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This makes server responses more efficient by disabling chunked transfer encoding, but more importantly the Content-Length header is required for all requests and responses by the XML-RPC spec (see http://xmlrpc.scripting.com/spec.html).