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I am facing a problem with IIS-SSO proxy. The topology requires IIS to communicate to Tomcat. I captured the network traffic with the IIS-SSO incorporated and compared that with the case where no proxy(IIS) was in picture. I noted two important points which were missing from the response that IIS formed. These are :
1. Exclusion of a content-length and transfer-encoding header in the response.
2. Exclusion of a carriage-return/break in the server response, so there isn't a clear indication of where the HTTP header stop and the payload begins.
I searched for the configuration option that can fix this up but didn't have any luck. Has anyone faced this issue before?