Thanks Frank for the tip,
I changed it through the service's factory after creating the service.
This way is definately cleaner than editing the source code for the
authrequestfactory. However I cast the factory into
GDataAuthRequestFactory instead of a GAuthRequestFactory.
I noticed this happens the most while debugging, maybe the keep-alive
timeouts while looking at some values/code, also when there are
subsequent calls (in a loop for instance) with other time-consuming
statements seperating them. Also it definately happens when a torrent
is eating up most of my bandwidth :0), but no proxies.
I wanted to point out that the way the cs library generates exceptions
is very uninformative and not really useful; I get the same exception
when I query a wrong or malformed URL, and also when there are
connectivity problems and that I have to look into the inner exception
in my code. I hope we have several exception classes in the next
releases.
Thank you for the help, I would love to help with the APIs if possible,
Mootaz Dinana
On Oct 5, 9:47 am, "Frank Mantek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually,
>
> when you look at the GDataAuthRequestFactory, you can set the number of
> retries there.
>
> So, what you would do is:
>
> GAuthRequestFactory factory = (GAuthRequestFactory) service.factory;
> factory.NumberOfRetries = 3;
>
> And yes, this is supported either way. I put the retry loop in when i was
> debugging the intermittend closure happening under .NET 2.0, and when i
> fixed the bug i decided that there might be scenarios where you have an
> unreliable connection for whatever reasons, and hence this is not a bad
> feature to have.
>
> You should still try to figure out why this happens. Proxy server?
>
> Frank Mantek
>
> On 10/5/06, Dinana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I am building a project using the cs library, however if several
> > subsequent calls are made to Google Calendar service I get a
> > GDataRequestException with an inner exception saying that the
> > underlying connection has been closed and so authentication cannot be
> > performed successfully. This behaviour is random and not regular.
>
> > I found out that this happens in the following clause in
> > gauthrequest.cs:
>
> > if (iRetrying > this.factory.NumberOfRetries)
> > {
> > Tracing.TraceMsg("Got no response object");
> > throw re;
> > }
>
> > I decided to increase the NumberOfRetries parameter to 2 in the
> > constructor since it originally set the NumberOfRetries to 0:
>
> > public GDataGAuthRequestFactory(string service, string
> > applicationName) : base(applicationName)
> > {
> > this.Service = service;
> > this.ApplicationName = applicationName;
> > if (applicationName != null) {
> > this.UserAgent = applicationName + " " + GDataGAuthAgent;
> > } else {
> > this.UserAgent = GDataGAuthAgent;
> > }
> > this.numberOfRetries = 2;
> > }
>
> > N.B. This is the only place where numberOfRetries is modified in this
> > class.
>
> > Is this supported tested in the API or does it have any known side
> > effects?
>
> > Thanks
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