Hi, I have an application that is used to connect ot a service once a week for a 1 hour session. This session has many requirements, one of which is that we only have one open tcp connection at a time.
Out of the 30 or so sessions we've completed we've had 3 sessions where there were multiple tcp connections open during the 1 hour. I am wondering if there is a failsafe method to determine if there is an open tcp connection to a given host. I have considered using executing netstat and parsing the result until the connection is closed, but I wasn't sure if there was something built into the zend_http that would allow for this check without doing that. I would love to hear some suggestions if possible. As for why multiple connections are opened I'm not sure as the code has not changed and only happends sparactically. I've tried the following: unset the client and adapter object explicitly call the adapters close function after the clients request function the last time I did both unset and close the adapter Due to this we have been suspended from the sessions for 1 month and we need to ensure that never happends again. I'm not sure if this may be a fault in Windows either and not a problem with the coding. any help is appreciated All the best, Jason -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Zend_Http-TCP-Connection-management-tp26328729p26328729.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
