Re: Re: Keeping a client connection open

I'm not sure what you're asking for. Adding support for Apache's HTTPClient is, for me, a good thing for the future when they finally support NIO-based use. The standard JDK's HttpURLConnection has always been a wacky approach and then they add more wackiness underneath it to try and make up for

Re: Connection reuse again

Sean Landis gmail.com> writes: > > I am using the new apache http client and I'm seeing strange behavior. I am > sending 50 messages to the server in rapid succession. Using the 'ethereal' > tool, I examined the TCP traffic. What I saw was that occasionally the > connection would get reused on

Connection reuse again

I am using the new apache http client and I'm seeing strange behavior. I am sending 50 messages to the server in rapid succession. Using the 'ethereal' tool, I examined the TCP traffic. What I saw was that occasionally the connection would get reused once, that is, two calls would occur before th

Re: Keeping a client connection open

The bug report was posted on Sun's site (http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6495923) and has the following evaluation comment: "The description is not accurate. HttpURLConnection does support persistent connections. By default it maintains an internal cache of connections, all

RE: Restlet 1.0 beta 21 released

Hi all, Thanks Piyush and Thierry for the link correction. Here is the rest of the release announcement. Main changes since beta 20: - Several bug fixes fixed - Improved robustness of code using FindBugs tool - Several minor API adjustments - VirtualHost can now use flexible Regex patterns -