sounds like a DNS misconfiguration.
Something is trying to do a DNS resolution, timing out, then continuing.
On 2012-11-21 12:43, LRichard wrote:
Hi,
We had to set the system java property *java.net.useSystemProxies* to
*false *to get rid of this 2 minutes connection delay in AUTO_SERVER mode.
However, I don't understand why this setting led to this delay. After
waiting 2 minutes, the connection was OK. Moreover, our customer gave
his Windows proxy settings (see joined screen captures) and the local
IPs are excluded.
So I can't explain the source of this 2 minutes delay. Moreover, we
weren't able to reproduce these symptoms in our own test environment
when Windows proxies are defined.
Does any one have any clue ?
Thanks
Keeping java.net.useSystemProxies to false is not a very big deal but
we planned to set it to true in order ease access to several web
resources without having to deal with our own proxies settings for the
application...
Regards,
Laurent
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