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--- Comment #6 from adwsingh ---
To be clear I don't expect the async and sync version to work the same way. I
do however expect to be able to achieve the same result using async that I was
able to do using sync.
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--- Comment #5 from adwsingh ---
@remm is there a way to do it in a non-blocking fashion then?
I want to send back a 408 on a SocketTimeoutException while reading the
request.
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--- Comment #3 from adwsingh ---
@markt do you know why we check here [1] if its an asyncError and only then
choose to process the SocketEvent?
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--- Comment #2 from adwsingh ---
@markt do you know why we check here [1] if its an asyncError and only then
choose to process the SocketEvent?
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--- Comment #1 from adwsingh ---
I traced the problem to this line in AbstractProcessor :
https://github.com/apache/tomcat/blob/9.0.x/java/org/apache/coyote/AbstractProcessor.java#L121
This will not dispatch if the container thread is the one
