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Use AsyncSenderImpl to send short string like "something". The content length of the response will be the ByteBuffer capacity minus the number of bytes in the string.

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Use AsyncSenderImpl to send short string like "something". The content length of the response will be the ByteBuffer capacity minus the number of bytes in the string.
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Directly use send(ByteBuffer) instead of send(String).

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Directly use send(ByteBuffer) instead of send(String).

In file AsyncSenderImpl.java:

line 269 : copy string content to buffer, the buffer now has position n (n is number of bytes in string) and limit == capacity.

line 272: the buffers are passed to send(ByteBuffer[],IOCallback) as is.

line 179: the remaining bytes of the buffers are computed which is limit-position.

Solution: do a ByteBuffer#flip() after line 269.