Ideally an HTTPRecoverableException indicates that the method causing the error is safe to retry. In general though HttpClient tries to handle recoverable exceptions internally. If this exception is making it to your code I would treat it as any other error.
In practice the meaning of the various exceptions thrown by HttpClient (including HTTPRecoverableException) have become a little muddied. This is something that will be worked on for 2.1.
Mike
On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 01:28 PM, George Gastaldi wrote:
Hi,
What action should I do when a HTTPRecoverableException occurs ?? What does
that means ? Connection Timeout ?
Thank you.
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