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Apache Ignores Content-Length and Uses Chunked Encoding If you have a server-side script (CGI, FastCGI, mod_cgid, or certain PHP configurations) that explicitly sets a Content-Length header, you might reasonably expect Apache to pass that value through unchanged so the client can read exactly that many bytes and stop. This was the normal behavior for Apache

Managing the Library Edition License Key This article explains how SocketTools Library Edition uses a runtime license key in applications, how the key is stored, and the recommended practices for managing it in source control and automated build environments. This is primarily oriented towards C/C++ developers, however the same general concepts apply to other languages

When you create an application using the SocketTools 11 Library Edition DLLs and you're ready to deploy it, you must ensure the libraries you're using are initialized correctly. This is done by providing a runtime license key to the initialization function for each of the SocketTools APIs you are using. It is important to note

The SocketTools .NET Edition includes assemblies which support several different versions of the .NET Framework and Visual Studio. When you add a reference to an assembly, make sure you are using the correct version which corresponds to the toolchain you are using to build your projects. When you install SocketTools, assemblies for each supported version

When you create an application using the SocketTools 11 .NET Edition components and you're ready to deploy it, you must ensure it is initialized correctly. This is done by either providing a runtime license key to the Initialize method or setting the RuntimeLicense attribute for the executable assembly. It is important to note your runtime

SocketTools uses the Microsoft CryptoAPI and Schannel security package to implement support for secure connections using TLS. Which versions of TLS are available will depend on the version of the operating system you are using.