Patrick,
I spent some more time on this, and now I believe that the problem is
not with the adaptor, but with Apache. After some timeout it just
cuts the socket. Possibly this is on purpose time to dive into
Apache docs :-(
cheers
gt
On Nov 16, 2005, at 2:00 PM, Patrick Middleton wr
On 16 Nov 2005, at 11:31, Georg Tuparev wrote:
Robert,
Thanks for the suggestion.
The problem is neither with curl nor with the DA. I tested this
excessively. It is something in the middle that breaks (WO adaptor
perhaps)... but I am really tapping in the dark...
cheers
gt
I agree.
Robert,
Thanks for the suggestion.
The problem is neither with curl nor with the DA. I tested this
excessively. It is something in the middle that brakes (WO adaptor
perhaps)... but I am really tapping in the dark...
cheers
gt
On Nov 15, 2005, at 3:57 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
Have you c
Have you checked to see if curl is resubmitting the request in case
it doesn't receive a response quickly? It seems like I had a similar
issue at one point with an application. Luckily for me I didn't
really need the response from DA so I just did my long processing in
a thread. The DA w
Folks,
we have an app that produces bunch of PDF reports. There is a DA that
triggers this procedure, and when finished, this DA returns an XML
based status document (all this is part of a larger workflow system
without any end-user UI). This DA is called by a curl from a script,
and we h
