Unix equivalent is errno and strerror(). I thought that all this was in the
platfrom specific files already.
And +1 for checking return status/error code and perhaps retrying
connection. Although I think that there is a retry concept already in the
code. Can anyone confirm.
Regards,
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Hi John,
If the channel fails at any stage, it should throw an exception
because something unrecoverable is happening (on Windows we can use
GetLastError() to find out what's happening - but I don't know if that is a
standard C method (I see John has done something with this [GetLastError]
in HTTPChannel)). I'll go through the Axis3 code and change where
appropriate. At the moment, if there is an error in channel read/write the
channel does not close. Perhaps by using the error reported by
GetLastError we can make a decision on the severity of the error before
just blindly closing the channel and throwing an exception. Any thoughts?
Regards,
Fred Preston.
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Hi Samisa,Fred,
when looking at the HTTPChannel yesterday I saw in openChannel sometimes we
throw an exception and sometimes we just return a boolean - for the same
evnt i.e. failng to open the channel. Did you mean this or should I change
them all to throw an exception?
John Hawkins
