Evan,
> I can do an ugly hack to look for a cause, and if it matches connection
> timeout, pull it from the immediate cause; otherwise, grab the root cause
> to handle others (there are other custom exceptions that are wrapped by
> RestClientException, hence the reason).
>
I think just using
On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 9:33 AM Alexey Panchenko
wrote:
> Ah, it's actually much simpler than I thought.
> ConnectTimeoutException wraps SocketTimeoutExceptions
> but you use ExceptionUtils.getRootCause which retrieves the inner most
> exception - which is SocketTimeoutException
>
> so
> 1.
Ah, it's actually much simpler than I thought.
ConnectTimeoutException wraps SocketTimeoutExceptions
but you use ExceptionUtils.getRootCause which retrieves the inner most
exception - which is SocketTimeoutException
so
1. logging or posting a full stackrace would make the reason obvious from
the
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 3:08 PM Alexey Panchenko
wrote:
> I guess, It can depends on which level load balancer operates.
> if load balancer is layer 4 (TCP) then for the operating system it looks
> like connection is made directly to the target application. In this case
> exception should happen
I guess, It can depends on which level load balancer operates.
if load balancer is layer 4 (TCP) then for the operating system it looks
like connection is made directly to the target application. In this case
exception should happen during connect and be wrapped as
ConnectTimeoutException
but if
Thank you for your response.
I'm trying to understand your statement. Are you saying when connection
times out, SocketTimeoutException is thrown, and then the library captures
it and rethrows ConnectTimeoutException?
Bottom line, first, is what I explained the expected behavior, and second,
how
On Mon, 2020-02-10 at 23:25 -0500, Evan J wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (looks like I'd sent this to a wrong user group originally)
>
> We deploy an application B (which is basically a backend application
> serving a web application) to a cluster of application servers (JBoss
> EAP
> 7.2 -- 8 instances).
Hi,
(looks like I'd sent this to a wrong user group originally)
We deploy an application B (which is basically a backend application
serving a web application) to a cluster of application servers (JBoss EAP
7.2 -- 8 instances). These instances send HTTP requests to a set of gateway
