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Philip Boutros updated HTTPCLIENT-1630:
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Description:
See the attached log of a GET with a 200 response followed by a GET to the same
URL which receives a 304 response and a CacheResponseStatus of VALIDATED. Using
a HttpClient initialized as in the other attachment, these two requests result
in 2 identical files in the cache directory, not one.
Additional info: This happens with multiple repeated requests that receive 304.
Sometime however the file is served from the cache with no additional copy. See
new http-sometimes.txt attachment for what that looks like.
More info: Code work fine against various URLs that include Cache-Control, etc.
in responses but has the same multiple copy behavior against any response that
includes only ETag and Last-Modified.
was:
See the attached log of a GET with a 200 response followed by a GET to the same
URL which receives a 304 response and a CacheResponseStatus of VALIDATED. Using
a HttpClient initialized as in the other attachment, these two requests result
in 2 identical files in the cache directory, not one.
Additional info: This happens with multiple repeated requests that receive 304.
Sometime however the file is served from the cache with no additional copy. See
new http-sometimes.txt attachment for what that looks like.
> 304 response causes multiple copies of file in cache
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> Key: HTTPCLIENT-1630
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCLIENT-1630
> Project: HttpComponents HttpClient
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: HttpCache
> Affects Versions: 4.4 Final
> Reporter: Philip Boutros
> Attachments: cachedir.png, code.txt, http-sometimes.txt, http.txt
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>
> See the attached log of a GET with a 200 response followed by a GET to the
> same URL which receives a 304 response and a CacheResponseStatus of
> VALIDATED. Using a HttpClient initialized as in the other attachment, these
> two requests result in 2 identical files in the cache directory, not one.
> Additional info: This happens with multiple repeated requests that receive
> 304. Sometime however the file is served from the cache with no additional
> copy. See new http-sometimes.txt attachment for what that looks like.
> More info: Code work fine against various URLs that include Cache-Control,
> etc. in responses but has the same multiple copy behavior against any
> response that includes only ETag and Last-Modified.
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