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Shalin Shekhar Mangar commented on SOLR-9248:
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Working on SOLR-9290, I remembered about this issue. I think the problem here
is that GzipDecompressingEntity (and DeflateDecompressingEntity) do not adhere
to the contract laid out for HttpEntity#getContent which states that:
{code}
* Returns a content stream of the entity.
* {@link #isRepeatable Repeatable} entities are expected
* to create a new instance of {@link InputStream} for each invocation
* of this method and therefore can be consumed multiple times.
* Entities that are not {@link #isRepeatable repeatable} are expected
* to return the same {@link InputStream} instance and therefore
* may not be consumed more than once.
{code}
So both those classes should always return the same object from the getContent
method as long as the wrapped entity is non-repeatable and a new InputStream
otherwise.
Also, I'd say it is a good idea in general to avoid calling getContent a second
time just to be able to consume it. So even though all entities we actually use
in Solr are non-repeatable, Solr code should just make one call to getContent
keep the InputStream instance around for the consumption to avoid these kind of
bugs.
> HttpSolrClient not compatible with compression option
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: SOLR-9248
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-9248
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: SolrJ
> Affects Versions: 5.5, 5.5.1
> Reporter: Gary Lee
> Attachments: CompressedConnectionTest.java
>
>
> Since Solr 5.5, using the compression option
> (solrClient.setAllowCompression(true)) causes the HTTP client to quickly run
> out of connections in the connection pool. After debugging through this, we
> found that the GZIPInputStream is incompatible with changes to how the
> response input stream is closed in 5.5. It is at this point when the
> GZIPInputStream throws an EOFException, and while this is silently eaten up,
> the net effect is that the stream is never closed, leaving the connection
> open. After a number of requests, the pool is exhausted and no further
> requests can be served.
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