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Chris McClung commented on HTTPCLIENT-1634:
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Apologies, the description was too focused on what I was trying to do rather
than the problem.
I added extra logging using the 4.3.6 release code and can now see that the
requests hit the following lines in InternalHttpClient:
Line 168: config is still null
Line 174: We get the params from request.getParams - this is not empty
So because RequestConfig is getting constructed at line 174 and set at line 181
it is not using the supplied RequestConfig (line 147 is never called).
I'll have a further look tomorrow and report back what I find.
> Httpclient RequestConfig Timeout not occuring
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> Key: HTTPCLIENT-1634
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCLIENT-1634
> Project: HttpComponents HttpClient
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: HttpClient
> Affects Versions: 4.3.6, 4.4 Final
> Environment: Java 8, tomcat 8, Resteasy 3.0.X
> Reporter: Chris McClung
> Priority: Minor
>
> I have a project that uses HttpClient with Resteasy 3. On shutdown an app
> makes a rest call to unregister itself from another app that lives on the
> same Tomcat instance.
> I create the HttpClient instance being called by using the RequestConfig
> Builder and use that to populate the HttpClient.
> The problem is that although HttpClient manages to establish a connection, it
> is immediately closed on the server end and it does not time out.
> But if I modify the Resteasy code to set the requestConfig of the HttpPost
> etc instance of HttpRequestBase with the same RequestConfig instance as the
> httpClient got, I get a timeout.
> It seems odd that I need to pass in the requestConfig to the httpPost object,
> so I'm checking this isn't a bug.
> A note about Resteasys usage of the client:
> Resteasy 3 uses the httpClient if it is supplied one, using the HttpClient
> interface.
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