Hi Robert,
> One thing with the example code that looks suspicious to me is the keep
> alive handling both the client and the server contains something like:
> if (!this.connStrategy.keepAlive(response, context)) {
> conn.close();
> }
>
> Sure it is only a few lines of code, but why not say that client and
> server always close the connection and then handle persistent
> connections on a higher level (by the connection manager or whatever it
> is called).
> The current code demands that all users of http client does the right
> thing with regards to keep alive.
There currently is no HttpClient 4.0. We only have HttpCore.
We'll add automatic keep-alive handling in the HttpClient.
The examples just show that keep-alive is possible with
HttpCore alone.
cheers,
Roland
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