Neeraj,
First off, please don't email me privately but use the mailing list, so others can participate in helping. You may profit of a larger audience.
Second, this list is dedicated to the *development* of HttpClient. If your questions were about the *use* of HttpClient, please post to the user list. Before posting there however, try and make a reasonable effort to solve the problem yourself. You are being paid to solve your problem whereas others are not.
Third, the code you sent does not contain any code related to HttpClient. This is not a generic Java help mailing list. I refuse to answer general Java questions - I got only one life, you know. There are plenty of online resources readily available. Make good use of them.
Kind regards
Ortwin Gl�ck
Bagga, Neeraj wrote:
Thanks Ortwin for the link. This is JavaDoc for setting the time out.. I was looking for an example where time out is being enforced. I have a legacy class using JDK URLConnection. Off and on a connection hangs up. I wanted to put a time out to the connection so that even if there is a socket lock. The connection time out releases it and we don't have to kill the thread. I am not able to figure out how I can club the HttpClient with the legacy code. I am attaching the class for your reference.. I really appreciate your help.
Thanks Neeraj
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