Cancellable#cancel() not invoked when network connection dies
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Key: HTTPCORE-289
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCORE-289
Project: HttpComponents HttpCore
Issue Type: Bug
Components: HttpCore NIO
Affects Versions: 4.2-alpha2
Reporter: Geir Harald Hansen
I am rewriting my software to use the new API that comes with 4.2-alpha2.
Returning a Cancellable from HttpAsyncRequestHandler#handle() seems like a good
idea for long running requests like long polling. But I don't ever see
Cancellable#cancel() being called.
I telnet into my server and type the necessary HTTP to start a long running
request. A Cancellable is created and returned from handle(). Then I kill the
telnet process, thereby killing the connection. I expect cancel() to be invoked
in the connection's Cancellable at this point, but nothing happens. cancel() is
not invoked in my Cancellable, and there are no calls to
HttpAsyncServiceHandler#closed(), HttpAsyncServiceHandler#exception() or
DefaultServerIODispatch#onClosed() either.
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