On Jan 6, 2010, at 12:49pm, Olivier Lamy wrote:
NO.
ConnectionTimeOutException can means the target endPoint cannot be
contacted.
My software "POST" some datas to various systems : company ones and
externals one.
Sometimes some systems are on small maintenance mode or during a
restart time or some other stuffs.
What I like is to not failed directly the application and try some
retries with a sleep period between.
Having long delays deep in the bowels of the request handling code
feels wrong.
If you need long sleep periods, then I'd wrap the entire POSTing
process with a catch/retry loop, versus trying to leverage some retry
support inside of HttpClient.
-- Ken
With this I can give a chance to the target systems to be live before
: shutdown my application, having a kind of system alarm which will
wake some folks (including probably myself) maybe during the nigth.
All of this only because someone has restarted a server somewhere
without any notifications.
IMHO it's a good use case :-))
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Olivier
2010/1/6 Ken Krugler <[email protected]>:
From my experience, you get a ConnectTimeoutException when you've
made a
configuration or implementation mistake. E.g.
- your connection pool size isn't big enough given the number of
simultaneous threaded requests.
- you're not releasing connections properly (e.g. when aborting a
request)
So having an auto-retry is kind of odd here - if you want to avoid
the
timeout, fix the root problem.
-- Ken
On Jan 6, 2010, at 12:27pm, Olivier Lamy wrote:
Thanks for reply.
Yes I already use this for this type of exception.
But this doesn't catch the ConnectionTimeOut.
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Olivier
2010/1/6 Khosro Asgharifard <[email protected]>:
Hi all,
Olivier , Maybe i could not answer your question but i have one
question
.
Sometimes i got the "Read timeout" or "Connection reset" or
"Stream close" exceptions .
and "Read timeout" exception is the most one.
How do you use HttpRequestRetryHandler to handle "Read timeout"
exception ?
I use this code ,but again i got this "Read timeout" exception ,
GetMethod httpGet = new GetMethod(url);
httpGet.getParams().setParameter(HttpMethodParams.RETRY_HANDLER,
new
DefaultHttpMethodRetryHandler(10, true));
Is there another way to handle this exception?
Khosro.
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From: Olivier Lamy <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wed, January 6, 2010 10:08:21 AM
Subject: Retry on ConnectTimeoutException
Hi,
I'm using http-client 4.0.1.
Is there any way to use HttpRequestRetryHandler to handle retry on
ConnectTimeoutException ? (I did it with http client 3 )
Thanks,
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