Sure, We are going to be implementing BizTalk and BizTalk guaranties delivery of messages per their application. One of the first layers is the transport layer BizTalk listens to for ACK(s) and if the ACK(s) come from the proxy server then we will get a false positive and the connection closes.
I did get a reply from another apache DEV and they indicate that I maybe looking for persistent and stateful. OK that is fine but the very first thing I need to know is if a proxy server responds with ACK(s) from requesting clients. We believe the proxy server does not respond with ACK from a client and it passes the data onto the server in which the server responds with ACK and then connection is closed. But again this is a guess just based on out research hence out question out to the dev apache arena. Let me know if you need additional information I will send it. Cheers, Dan Daniel P. Shaw Triad Financial Pro-Tem Contractor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ext: 25106 Ph: 714-799-5106 Start Date: 08-13-2007 -----Original Message----- From: Graham Leggett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 8:15 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; Minato, Rick; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Apache proxy engineering specs On Mon, September 10, 2007 4:57 pm, Shaw, Dan wrote: > So if a proxy connect is used it then creates a stateful connection from > client through proxy to server and get the ACK back from the > backend/server and not the proxy? > > OR > > We can start by simply asking do apachie proxies in their standard setup > or install send ACK back to requesting client or does it just pass that > information (request) to the server and the client receives ACK from > server and NOT the proxy? Can you explain in more detail exactly what you're trying to do? At the moment you're discussing things in a theoretical context, and it is difficult to nail down anything specific. Can you describe in more detail what the client is, and what the server is, and what exactly this combination is supposed to do? Regards, Graham --
