Re: Detecting blocked RPC

2011-03-23 Thread Mogoye
In fact there where an error in the called URL we forget to add at the end of the URL the RPC servlet url-pattern. So In post we where just asking the index... Now this have been corrected, we have an answer which is 405 or 500 depending on how we construct the CURL or WGET request. So we still

Detecting blocked RPC

2011-03-22 Thread Mogoye
We've noticed on our application that sometime some RPC does not answer. When we load the index.html every this is correctly started, but when user try to login = send an RPC to check is user/pass he never receive an answer. Actually we didn't have a clue why we do not have answer and the only

Re: Detecting blocked RPC

2011-03-22 Thread Jeff Chimene
On 03/22/2011 10:06 AM, Mogoye wrote: We've noticed on our application that sometime some RPC does not answer. When we load the index.html every this is correctly started, but when user try to login = send an RPC to check is user/pass he never receive an answer. Actually we didn't have a

Re: Detecting blocked RPC

2011-03-22 Thread Jens
Well a RPC request will be done via HTTP/TCP so the only way to lost the answer is when the server does not respond within TCP's timeout. If the timeout is reached I think GWT will call the RPC request's onFailure method. So as long as your servlet responds somehow, RCP requests should be fine.