Re: SoTimeout setting

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Does it mean that I can't set different timeouts for different methods sharing 
the same client?
If not, how can I arrange this?

thanks again

Kalnichevski, Oleg wrote:
Here's the current hierarchy of preference objects

Global params
 !
 +--- HttpClient params
       !
       +--- HttpConnectionManager params
       !     !
       !     +--- HttpConnection params
       !
       +--- HttpMethod params
Logically SO_TIMEOUT parameter applies to HttpConnection objects. It has nothing to do with HttpMethod objects (at least in my opinion). This way SO_TIMEOUT parameter can be defined at the HttpConnection level or any level above HttpConnection, that is HttpConnectionManager, HttpClient, or Global. HttpConnection will retrieve the value of SO_TIMEOUT from the lowest level at which it is defined. Per default SO_TIMEOUT is undefined, that is, the JVM default value will apply

HTH

Oleg



-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 15:08
To: Commons HttpClient Project
Subject: SoTimeout setting
Hi,
how am I supposed to set the socket timeout for an HttpClient and for different 
HttpMethods with the new preferences architecture?

I don't understand the inheritance scheme: how can HttpMethodParams inherit 
SO_TIMEOUT from HttpConnectionParams?
What is the default value of SO_TIMEOUT for a client and for a method?

thanks a lot

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