Race condition when a 100 continue is sent and shortly afterwards a 200 response.

[arinban]

When a server sends an expect 100 continue response and shortly afterwards a 200 OK response is sent, a race condition occurs because if the IOEvent involved is honored after the two messages are flushed to the buffer, the 200 response is ignored as it assumed that the message simply involved a 100 continue response. In those cases it should be verified if more that one message is present in the buffer in the state machine in decodeInitialLineFromBytes HttpClientFilter. Currently this is not verified so the second message is ignored.

                  if (httpResponse.getStatus() == 100) {

                        // reset the parsing state in preparation to parse
                        // another initial line which represents the final
                        // response from the server after it has sent a
                        // 100-Continue.
                        parsingState.offset += 2;
                        parsingState.start = parsingState.offset;
                        return false;
                    }

[arinban]

• Issue Imported From: https://github.com/javaee/grizzly/issues/1976
• Original Issue Raised By:@fsgonz
• Original Issue Assigned To:Unassigned
• Original Issue Closed By:@rlubke

[arinban]

@fsgonz Commented I've created a PR with a possible fix for this issue.

https://github.com/javaee/grizzly/pull/1977

[arinban]

@fsgonz Commented In the changes included in the PR I verify if another response is pending in the buffer and "resets" the state machine in that case.

[arinban]

@rlubke Commented Thanks for the contribution.

[arinban]

@fsgonz Commented Thank you!