read-error should not happen, as mod_jk could send a quit-paket or something (analog to the ftp-protocol)
read-error happen BECAUSE APACHE HTTPD server close client when it recycle them.
i hoped, you would react on this one.
i'm not very much into apache httpd's internals, but i guess, that a child isn't just killed, but notified to terminate itself (OK, perhaps a kill-signal is used), but the question is, if mod_jk is called when a child exits/gets killed. if mod_jk can catch this case, it should gracefully close the connection (like quit-command in FTP-protocol), so tomcat knows, that everything is OK.
i know, that apache kills and spawns new child every now and than, but as this is normal, this should be handled more gracefully.
i cannot supply you with a patch, because i'm not that good in writing apache-modules (in fact, i never did that before, and i didn't write any C/C++ for some years now)
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