> --- You wrote:
> some HTTP/1.0 calls (those with a request body and which do not specify a
> content length) will fail when not running on JDK 1.3, depending on how
the
> server behaves. If anyone could suggest a workaround, that would be great.
> ---
>
> Well, looking at the documentation for Socket.shutdownOutput(), my naive
first
> impression is that it looks functionally like a flush() and a close() on
the
> output stream for the socket. I don't see any obvious way to re-open the
socket
> once it's been shut down.
>
> And, of course, you could always cheat, and look at the source code for
the 1.3
> Socket class to see how that method is implemented.
outputStream.close() closes the socket itself.
PlainSocketImpl.shoutdownOutput() does :
if (fd != null) {
socketShutdown(SHUT_WR);
shut_wr = true;
}
socketShutdown is a private native method.
Remy
