Thx a lot Sam (and of course oll others from httpclient), I totally agree with all you just said about httpclient.
I love encountering bugs and find out there might already be fixed ;) Sam Maloney a �crit : >> Thank you so much for tracking it down. It's really appreciated. > No problem. When writing the adaptor for HttpClient to plug into > ApacheSOAP (we use both in our project), I instantly fell in love > with the architecture (as I said, I came from HTTPClient, which > Jeffery Dever agrees with me is a very scary and unloveable > architecture :). My congrats go out to all involved in this excellent > creation. > > With HttpClient I was able to stream the xml from the envelope while > it is being generated. Infact, the streaming works both ways from > both sides (tomcat on server side). This was not possible with > HTTPClient, due to it not handling not knowing the content length > before it starts writing. > > I doubt there will be ever be any HTTP Client for java that will > compare to this one. > >> >> Would not it be a bit cleaner to fix this part, though? What's your >> opinion on that? >> > > I thought the same thing at first, but there are two reasons I have > found to do the fix in ....<NEW EMAIL RECEIVED> > well, I just got your email about you finding those reasons yourself > :) > > Good to hear. I am looking forward to the first beta. > > There is that one more bug I have fixed that is important to be > included in final (perhaps beta even). I will post it soon. > > The next bug doesn't have a tracking number that I could find, but it > results in the app using HttpClient to wait indefinatly for a > connection that will never be released. > > Sam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
