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------- Additional Comments From jan.luehe@sun.com  2005-01-12 02:35 -------
I agree with Remy here that response.setContentLength(0) would cause the
response to be closed, because it meets the condition that the amount of content
specified in the setContentLength method of the response (in this case: zero)
has been written to the response.

Julian/Touchard, the reason the response is considered committed from the
implementation point of view is because getContentCount() and getContentLength()
are both zero in:

    public boolean isAppCommitted() {
        return (this.appCommitted || isCommitted() || isSuspended()
                || ((getContentLength() != -1) 
                    && (getContentCount() >= getContentLength())));
    }

Please notice that getContentCount() really only returns the number of bytes
written to the response body (in this case: zero): it does not include any
response header bytes, which - I agree with you - would be wrong.

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