Hi Thiago I regret that your message has been ignored for so long.
1. connection timeouts are perfectly legitimate from the HTTP spec standpoint. HTTP servers are not supposed to keep connection alive for too long. Probably HttpClient should be a bit smarter when encountering a stale connection. At the moment HttpClient simply raises a HttpRecoverableException and let the caller deal with it 2. Since you appear to be handling the multithread synchronization by yourself, anyway, it may make sense to use SimpleHttpConnectionManager instead of MultiThreadedConnectionManager Again, Mike Becke is the man to comment of connection pooling related stuff. I hope he'll correct me if I err on any of these accounts. Apparently since the way MultiThreadedConnectionManager handles stale connections seems to irritate quite a few folks out there, something needs to be done about it Cheers Oleg -----Original Message----- From: Thiago Costa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 00:03 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: MultiThread Dear Friends, I'm using the HTTP Client in a pool of connection. I have created a class that manage a list of URL. For example: i have a list of 100 URLs of diferent hosts. I want to retrieve all this urls but i don't want to do this in a sequencial mode. I want to put some connections in a paralel mode. Like for example... I want 10 connection in paralel... Then, when a connection finish an other starts. I want to use this in a meta engine to retrive documents in Web. My problem is that httpclient is raising many exeptions of connection timeout. I'm running my application in super fast internet provider and it's not normal these time outs. Does the httpclient manage a pool of connection like that ? Does httpclient works well in a multithead mode ? How can i manage a list of url with a great performance ? Can you help-me? Thanks very much Thiago Costa --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
