The socket exception (on the client-side I presume) is normal... It just says the server did not answer anything and has shut-down the connection before doing so which is wrong in the HTTP protocol. But that test is meant not to answer anything, we want to know about the client, not the server, right ??
The fact that it should hang the server is not normal however. Another connection (at worst a telnet) should still hook-off and listen. But that DumbServer only listens. Paul On Mardi, mars 19, 2002, at 08:33 , Lin, Yaxiong wrote: > > Paul: > > When I ran the same xmlrpc.jar on NT, I got the same output on > webserver as > yours. > > Also I am getting the socket exception on client (NT again) which > causes the > webserver to refuse any new connection. The exception is: > java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: JVM_recv in socket > input > stream read. > > I am using the XmlRpcClientLite in this case. > > What could have caused this SocketException and how to avoid this > problem? > > Thanks. > > - Yaxiong > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Paul Libbrecht [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 2:17 AM >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Re: connection refused error >> >> Yaxiong, >> >> I finally made the test with XmlRpcClientLite (thanks to BeanShell) >> and... I get a completely different one: >> >>> Accepted connection. >>> POST /aPath HTTP/1.0 >>> User-Agent: Apache XML-RPC 1.0 >>> Host: localhost:1037 >>> Content-Type: text/xml >>> Content-Length: 95 >> >> >> This makes me believe that your jar may be corrupted... >> Have you tried downloading another one ?? >> >> Paul >> >> >> On Lundi, mars 18, 2002, at 11:20 , Lin, Yaxiong wrote: >> >>> >>> Paul: >>> >>> Thanks for much for giving the code as well to do my debugging!!! >>> >>> I don't know how to interpret the output as they are drastically >>> different. >>> The first set of the output was sent by XmlRpcClientLite and the >>> second >>> set >>> was sent by the XmlRpcClient. >>> >>> It looks like the packet sent by XmlRpcClientLite does not have the >>> header! >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> - Yaxiong >
