Oh that totally makes sense! Thanks a lot for clarifying!
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Close on the input stream will not close the connection. But it will cause
the server that is writing content to have a broken pipe exception and then
they will close the connection.
If the server is not confident the request/response cycle has completed
normally, then it will close the
Hi Greg,
I just want to confirm, close() here is called on InputStream. By calling
that it will close the underlying connection too? And it even true in case
of HTTP/2?
Thanks a lot!
Vào Th 4, 9 thg 10, 2019 lúc 05:28 Greg Wilkins đã viết:
>
> Cao,
>
> The answer is "it depends".
>
> Closing
Cao,
The answer is "it depends".
Closing the stream will result in the connection being closed and not
reused for other requests. Making new connections can be expensive,
especially if SSL is used, plus new connections are often slower than old
connections as their flow control windows are not
Hi guys,
I kinda see this pattern frequently in Apache HttpClient
Please note that if response content is not fully consumed the
underlying connection cannot be safely re-used and will be shut down
and discarded by the connection manager.
Wondering it will be the same pattern need to apply
