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To parse the request the right way, Client uses a Reader, which could handle reading HTTP GET or POST form/multipart request. It keeps the right state no matter how small the chunks of request are: one can pass the request byte by byte or in buffers of limited size, but Reader won't miss headers end or a boundary.
To parse the request the right way, Client uses a Reader, which could handle reading HTTP GET or POST form/multipart request. It keeps the right state no matter how small the chunks of request are: one can pass the request byte by byte or in buffers of limited size, but Reader won't miss headers end or a boundary.
See also: [[LocalWebserver Data Flow|information]] about LocalWebserver/Client/Reader data flow.
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