Hello, This is in response (continuation of, really) to thread/message at: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=jakarta-commons-dev&m=100775333809269&w=2 I have changed the way I use HTTPClient. I no longer use HttpClient class, but rather a combination of HttpConnection, HttpMethod, and HttpState as was suggested in one of the messages sent to this list. I still see HttpExceptions complaining about the missing Status line (response) starting with "HTTP/". This is the how I am using HTTPClient now: _httpMethod.recycle(); _httpMethod.setPath(path); HttpConnection conn = new HttpConnection(host, port); HttpState state = new HttpState(); conn.open(); _httpMethod.execute(state, conn); conn.close(); This snippet of code is wrapped in a try/catch block and it throws HttpException that I mentioned above for 48 out of 1159 URLs that I'm fetching. I have tried this multiple times and I always end up with the same number of those exceptions (48), so it's not a fluke. I don't understand how come the test that Rodney Waldhoff sent ( http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=jakarta-commons-dev&m=100766114324755&w=2 ) works, yet I get this exception so often. Any additional ideas? Now that logging works, can I use it to look for a clue? What should I look for? Thanks, Otis
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