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From: Jacob Sparre Andersen <sparre@nbi.dk>
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Subject: Re: AWS applications and domain hosting
Date: 02 Jul 2005 22:28:35 +0200
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Pascal Obry wrote:
> Jacob Sparre Andersen <sparre@nbi.dk> writes:

> It knows too. See AWS.Resources.Streams.Disk,
> AWS.Resources.Streams.Disk_Once, AWS.Resources.Streams.Memory,
> AWS.Resources.Streams.Memory, AWS.Resources.Streams.Memory.Zlib. Is
> that enough ?

I think so. :)

> And there is much much more ! Be sure to read the manual :)

I thought I had done that already.  It must be to long ago.

> > How about handling of content negotiation?  Can AWS also do that
> > for me?  (yes, I _could_ read the manual) Or will I get the
> > pleasure of implementing that myself?
> 
> Don't know what you are calling "content negotiation" ?

It is specified somewhere in the HTTP 1.1 RFC.  It means that the HTTP
server chooses between different documents depending on the language
and file type preferences of the client.

Jacob
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