Re: [xSocket-develop] HttpClien problems

[Gregor R. <gre...@go...>]

Hi Maurizio,

thanks for your feedback. I'm going write some JUnit-Tests based on your
code.

The next version of xSocket-http 2.0 (beta-2) should fix these bugs. Because
beta-2 is a performance and bug fixing release, your wishes will be input
for the following version xSocket-http 2.0 (final).

Gregor




2008/7/18 Masar <ma...@ma...>:

>
> Hi Gregor,
> I did some test with your library and found it very useful.
> In the attach you can find a sample HttpClient I did to test the lib:
> feel free to include it in the library if you think it could be useful
> as a sample.
>
> Now I can tell you the problems I found; I did my tests on Linux with
> Sun java version "1.6.0_06", xSocket-2.1.jar, xSocket-http-2.0-beta-1.jar
>
> 1) When I do httpClient.close() some TCP connections are non closed
>   immediately but remain connected to the remote hosts for about 40
>   seconds (see *2). If I use the non pooled version
>   httpClient.setPooled(false) I do not have the problem.
>
> 2) If there is an host that is non existant (es:
> www.asdasdadasdasdasdasd.com)
>   the problem is worst, all the connections are not closed.
>
> 3) If there is a non responding host (es: http://www.google.com:81) I
>   cannot control the TCP timeout because it seems I have no access to
>   the HttpClientConnection to set the parameter SO_TIMEOUT.
>
> Next two wishes:
> 1) It could be useful to have an Attachment in the HttpClient send,
>   that I could retrieve from IHttpResponseHandler, this would let me use
>   a single instance of IHttpResponseHandler instead of one for each
>   Request.
>
>   HttpClient
>        void send(IHttpRequest request, IHttpResponseHandler
> responseHandler,
>                  Object oAttachment)
>
>   IHttpResponseHandler
>        void onResponse(IHttpResponse response, Object oAttachment)
>        void onException(IOException ioe, Object oAttachment)
>
> 2) I don't like annotations used to modify a function mode of operation,
>   because they are difficult to document and easily to forget, I would
> prefer
>   a flag in HttpClient to specify the InvokeOn mode of operation.
>
> Thanks
>
> Maurizio Sartori
>
>
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