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HttpClient loops endlessly while trying to retrieve status line





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-12-10 13:17 -------
> in fact, this checked exception is caught and simply logged with LOG.error 
> (see patched HttpMethodBase.responseBodyConsumed()). 

Christian,
Unfortunately I can't agree that this is just a matter of ignoring the said
checked exception. The problem is that there's no (or I personally do not know
of a) reliable way to tell if the I/O exception is thrown due to a closed socket
or due to a communication error. The former can be safely ignored but the latter
cannot. Unless you know how to resolve this problem without resorting error
message parsing, I persnally would rather see this check removed altogether.

Oleg

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