I noticed an unexplained behaviour in a java implementation of org.apache.xmlrpc : My java client is a servlet, using the org.apache.xmlrpc.XmlRpcClient ; It makes successive and different synchronous calls to a same (java) xmlrpc server; Here is the only difference of code during my tests, located in the client : - using the XmlRpcClientLite() constructor: it runs without problem. All calls are received and processed correctly by the server. - using the XmlRpcClient() constructor: Only the first call is received and processed. The other calls are never received by the server. My classes have been tested on three plateforms, with similar environment (Windows NT, same JVM, same java packages, same Web environment, same network configuration for the client/server connection). Two of them reproduced every time the problem. On the third, it always works whatever constructor is used. If someone have an idea of what is happening, thank in advance to let me know. Lcousin
Java implementation - lock in the client when sending successive synchronous xml-rpc calls to the same server
De-la-broise Regis - REN ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) Fri, 07 Jun 2002 02:22:34 -0700