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I have a chat-like application which uses Grizzly Comet in Glassfish and the HTTP streaming (“forever iframe”) technique. It works when the browser is directly connected, but not if there is a reverse proxy in between them. It seems the reverse proxy is buffering the Javascript Comet event stream – if you open the proxied Comet event stream URL in Chrome, you can see that nothing is being received.
How can I disable this buffering?
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before writing anything else to the response writer.
I don’t think this is specified anywhere, but I’m basically relying on the dumbness of proxies compared to browsers.