Hi List,
I use SimpleHttpConnectionManager to connect to a http
server and make repeated POST and GET queries. Using
the single connection. Problem I have is after a while
(~60-80 queries) server only returns errors. If I
pause the process for 10 minutes, still the same
issue. If I kill the JVM for a minute, then restart,
it works ok. I suspect this is due to the server
rejecting or limiting the number of queries over a
single connection/session. Is there anything analogous
to shutdown for SimpleHttpConnectionManager so that I
can have a new clean connection/session with out
restarting the JVM?
Sample code of current use:
SimpleHttpConnectionManager simp = new
SimpleHttpConnectionManager();
HttpClient http = new HttpClient(simp);
while (true) {
URL url = new URL(site);
PostMethod postmeth = new PostMethod(site);
postmeth.addParameter("param1", "foobilicious1");
HttpConnectionManagerParams manp = new
HttpConnectionManagerParams();
manp.setDefaultMaxConnectionsPerHost(1);
manp.setMaxTotalConnections(1);
simp.setParams(manp);
http.executeMethod(postmeth);
//do something with POST results
postmeth.releaseConnection();
GetMethod getmeth = new GetMethod(site2);
http.executeMethod(getmeth);
//do something with GET results
// checking GET for error
getmeth.releaseConnection();
while (foundError) {
Thread.sleep(fiveMinutes);
http.executeMethod(getmeth);
// check response if we still get same error
// I seem to never escape this
}
// process non error GET response
}
Thanks for any help or pointers!
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