It was implied that close() would be called from another thread (like
the OP said he could do with a Socket reference). But then, I haven't
used this library much.
07.01.2011 20:16, Kumar Bibek пишет:
@Kostya: The execute method is blocked till the server sends a
request. Closing the input str
@Kostya: The execute method is blocked till the server sends a request.
Closing the input stream will not help in this situation.
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On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 10:44 PM, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> You could try closing the input stream -
Well, HttpClient doesn't use sockets directly, so you would not be able to
close the corresponding sockets. The execute method is actually the method
that is blocking for the first time.
You can look at the underlying request classes like HttpPost and HttpGet.
Both of them are subclasses of HttpRe
You could try closing the input stream - that should propagate to the
socket.
07.01.2011 20:07, ivan пишет:
I'm wondering what the currently suggested method is for interrupting
a read operation of a socket input stream?
I know that traditionally the read could be interrupted by closing the
so
I'm wondering what the currently suggested method is for interrupting
a read operation of a socket input stream?
I know that traditionally the read could be interrupted by closing the
socket from another thread and catching an IOException, but I'm not
quite sure how to get at the socket from the a
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