Well i may can help with this since i encountered exactly the same problems
while using weblogic server.
As they mention there is a problem with wl_proxy in weblogic 5 and 6. This
proxy library is not able to handle large files uploads and so the process
fails.
To solve this problem there are
Hello,
I have a small question regarding the HttpException that usually happens
when the connection has been closed previous to re-using it.
In your schema you advise to retry the connection, since a new request is
likely to work. The problem im facing is wheter i can be absolutely sure
that
a recoverable
exception gets thrown. It could, for example, be thrown before writing
the body of any request - in which case you would have your iron-clad
guarantee that server did not get the request. That could be a
sufficient level of protection for what you need. Is it?
-Eric.
Sergio
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Sergio.
-Mensaje original-
De: Kalnichevski, Oleg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 27 de marzo de 2003 16:30
Para: Commons HttpClient Project
Asunto: RE: doubt about retry
Unfortunately, it's not the case
Oleg
-Original Message-
From: Sergio Berna [mailto:[EMAIL
One more question, but this one is just philosophy and self knowledge.
Do you have any plans to work with NIO in some way?
I suppose it presents mainly problems with backwards compatibility althought
it promises higher control and efficiency over socket streams and several
things such as
for years
to come.
Oleg
On Thu, 2003-03-27 at 18:15, Sergio Berna wrote:
One more question, but this one is just philosophy and self knowledge.
Do you have any plans to work with NIO in some way?
I suppose it presents mainly problems with backwards compatibility
althought
it promises higher
Can you describe the algorithm your application is performing?
Im asking because it seems to me that all the algorithm time is spent on the
native socket classes from the jdk and not from the httpclient.
If so you should consider some sort of caching to improve your performance.
-Mensaje
number of open connections.
It is better, but still not quite right. Maybe it'll help you...
BTW, I'm not an httpclient developer, just a user trying to solve my own
problems...
Carl
On Tuesday March 25 2003 12:45, Sergio Berna wrote:
Just one more question then, before ill try
It should work if you place the following line on your httpclient
initialization:
HttpState initialState = new HttpState();
// Initial set of cookies can be retrieved from persistent storage
and
// re-created, using a persistence mechanism of choice,
to
live with it and simply try the request after having caught a retriable
exception
I would help you provided us with more detailed information on the setup
you are using
Cheers
Oleg
On Fri, 2003-03-21 at 14:13, Sergio Berna wrote:
Hello,
I am having problems with HttpClient 2.0-alpha3
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