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I'm currenty encountering the problem, that via proxy some JSON responses get corrupted. If I access the proxied server directly the response is valid and everything is working.
Response-Header of proxy (port 8000):
Cache-Control no-cache,must-revalidate
Connection close
Content-Encoding UTF-8
Content-Length 14
Content-Type application/json
Date Tue, 25 Aug 2015 08:05:51 GMT
Server WildFly/8
x-powered-by Undertow/1
Response-Body:
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{"id":"1251
Response-Header of Wildfly via direct access (port 8080)
Cache-Control no-cache,must-revalidate
Connection keep-alive
Content-Encoding UTF-8
Content-Length 14
Content-Type application/json
Date Tue, 25 Aug 2015 08:16:44 GMT
Server WildFly/8
x-powered-by Undertow/1
Response-Body
{"id":"12522"}
(id may differ, because the actual one is returned from server during the creation process)
Okay I got it! I only provided the header in this ticket which I thought to be relevant for this issue, but there were others which caused the problem:
Hi,
I'm currenty encountering the problem, that via proxy some JSON responses get corrupted. If I access the proxied server directly the response is valid and everything is working.
Response-Header of proxy (port 8000):
Response-Body:
Response-Header of Wildfly via direct access (port 8080)
Response-Body
(id may differ, because the actual one is returned from server during the creation process)
Environment:
It looks like the response was shifted somehow and the result was started at a position which is not valid.
I also tried to fix the issue as mentioned in this ticket #73 but without success.
In livereload I already using the new modules serve-static / serve-index to push the files / directories.
Thank you in advance!
Edit forgot to mention the proxy settings:
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