Thierry,
I have come up with a "fix" that solves the issue for us... but I don't know if
it is the best/right solution. It doesn't seem to be the right way to handle
it.
I'm using the 2.0.11 source.
In HttpMethodCall.sendRequest(Request) I noticed that after:
this.httpResponse = this.clientHelper.getHttpClient().execute(
getHttpRequest());
when catching the exception they do this:
// Release the connection
getHttpRequest().abort();
So in the non-exception case I added a test:
if (result.isError()) {
getHttpRequest().abort();
}
It seems odd to me that this code should have to know to abort the request in
these error & exception cases, but not in the successful case. I also wonder
if there are other exceptions (e.g. ClientProtocolException) that should be
caught and handled similarly.
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