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Hi devs and followers we have a problem and maybe someone on this list have some input.</div>
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We use undertow as an API gateway in front of JBoss application servers.</div>
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One API we have is responding with a chunked response, and the receiving side is expecting that each chunk is a valid JSon object.</div>
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When we analyze the TCP dumps it looks like some chunks are not the full JSon response we are expecting. </div>
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So the question is could this be a problem in the gateway?</div>
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I found a flag called PRE_CHUNKED_RESPONSE could this be the answer. </div>
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If so, how do we apply it in a proxy handler?</div>
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Regards Joakim.</div>
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