Some comments on the posted code:
1. You should execute releaseConnection in a finally block, to ensure
the connection is returned to the pool in any case:
PostMethod post = null;
try {
post = new PostMethod(urlAddress);
/* ... */
} finally {
if (post != null) post.releaseConnection();
}
Ortwin,
About 1, I have added the changes.
2, I need to add some id, pwd into the authentication logic, does
httpclient api allow for setting this details?
3, Point noted, I will add that in.
Ortwin Glück wrote:
Some comments on the posted code:
1. You should execute releaseConnection in a
paul wrote:
Ortwin,
About 1, I have added the changes.
2, I need to add some id, pwd into the authentication logic, does
httpclient api allow for setting this details?
I don't think there is anything special. You can just create a
UsernamePasswordCredentials object and add with the HttpState
Dear all,
Need help on using Httpclient 2.0. Currently, I have encountering a
random problem with sending xml over to a remote site. Here's the debug
log :
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2004/05/26 20:09:50:290 SGT [DEBUG] EntityEnclosingMethod - -Request
body sent
paul wrote:
2004/05/26 20:09:50:564 SGT [DEBUG] MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager -
-Notifying no-one, there are no waiting threads
org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpRecoverableException:
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset
at
Here's the wire log :
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2004/05/26 20:09:50:262 SGT [DEBUG] MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager -
-HttpConnectionManager.getConnection: config = HostConfiguration[hos
t=somewhere.com, protocol=https:443, port=443], timeout = 0
paul wrote:
2004/05/26 20:09:50:290 SGT [DEBUG] EntityEnclosingMethod - -Request
body sent
2004/05/26 20:09:50:562 SGT [DEBUG] HttpMethodBase - -Closing the
connection.
Why is the connection closed here? Who is doing this? The response has
not been read yet!
Could this be a threading issue?
Why is the connection closed here? Who is doing this? The response has
not been read yet!
This is because of the exception when writing the request.
HtttpMethodBase closes connections on exception.
Mike
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From: paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 5/27/2004 14:25
To: Commons HttpClient Project
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Subject:Re: HttpClient problems
Here's the wire log :
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2004/05/26 20:09:50:262 SGT
Hi Paul,
Two quick questions.
- Have you set
MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager.setConnectionStaleCheckingEnabled()
to false? If so this could be causing the problem.
- It seems that the server is closing the request in mid stream. Have
you checked the IIS logs? There might be
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Date: Thu, 27 May 2004 08:50:18 -0400
Subject: Re: HttpClient problems
Hi Paul,
Two quick questions.
- Have you set
MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager.setConnectionStaleCheckingEnabled()
to false? If so this could be causing the problem.
- It seems
:13 +0100
Subject: RE: HttpClient problems
Paul,
The problem is obviously caused by the server's dropping connection
right after HttpClient is done sending the request. If you have access
to the target server, check the server logs to find out what prompted
the server to do so.
I can think
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