class CSVHandler : public HTTPRequestHandler {
    public:
        CSVHandler (const char * root, const char * path, TCPSocket * sock) 
            : HTTPRequestHandler (root, path, sock)
        { }
        
        virtual ~CSVHandler (void) { }
        virtual void doHead (void) { }
        virtual void doPost (void) { }
        virtual void onReadable (void) { }
        
        virtual void onWriteable (void) { }
        
        virtual void onClose (void) { }
        
        static inline HTTPRequestHandler * inst (const char * root, const char * path, TCPSocket * sock) {
            return new CSVHandler (root, path, sock);
        }
        
        virtual void doGet (void) {
            this->respHeaders ()["Content-Type"]    = "text/plain";
            this->respHeaders ()["Connection"]      = "close";
            
            this->writeData (csv.c_str (), csv.length ());
        }
};

Hi, I've implemented the HTTPServer library for a project I am doing. But, I have found a serious issue. I don't know if it is caused by something I do or the mechanism inside the HTTPServer class. This is the request handler class I'm using: <<code>> class CSVHandler : public HTTPRequestHandler { public: CSVHandler (const char * root, const char * path, TCPSocket * sock) : HTTPRequestHandler (root, path, sock) { } virtual ~CSVHandler (void) { } virtual void doHead (void) { } virtual void doPost (void) { } virtual void onReadable (void) { } virtual void onWriteable (void) { } virtual void onClose (void) { } static inline HTTPRequestHandler * inst (const char * root, const char * path, TCPSocket * sock) { return new CSVHandler (root, path, sock); } virtual void doGet (void) { this->respHeaders ()["Content-Type"] = "text/plain"; this->respHeaders ()["Connection"] = "close"; this->writeData (csv.c_str (), csv.length ()); } }; <</code>> As you can see, I use a std::string to store a CSV data string in. But...when the length of this string is MORE than 980 bytes (or characters if you prefer). I have no idea what the problem could be. Should I specify the HTTP charset? Or is it something else? Kind regards, Ramon Kleiss

"when the length of this string is MORE than 980 bytes" then what?

Oh, yeah, I forgot to finish the sentence :'). When the length of the string is more than 980 bytes, the string is not received by the browser...

I wonder if it has something to do with the MTU size.