Hi all,
I have a scenario in which multiple time-critical clients call a Tomcat
servlet. The read timeout on a client->server connection is set to 100ms, so if
the servlet has not responded within that time, the connection is closed and
the client continues with other work.
I want to count the
Thanks for your response, I will try this solution (I find it very useful
for this and another doubts of tomcat handling requests/responses), but, any
tomcat programmer knows if tomcat closes (or should close according to
specs) the connection when a servlet sets header "Connection:
Connection: close
Hi everybody!
I'm using tomcat 4.1.27 to serve contents through a servlet. In my app
it's very important to close connections everytime, so I use header
"Connection: close" in the response everytime the content is served. My
question is: this header makes
Hi everybody!
I'm using tomcat 4.1.27 to serve contents through a servlet. In my app it's
very important to close connections everytime, so I use header "Connection:
close" in the response everytime the content is served. My question is: this
header makes Tomcat to clo
Hi,
I am using Tomcat 4.1.24 with Axis 1.1 final and I am using persistent
connections. Once in a while I see that a http message which doesn't have
content-length and is not chunk-encoded. Also this message has connection
header as close. I have attached the headers of the http message.
con
