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Connection not closeing ater sending result of pipeline
Hi,
I am currently working on integrating a secondary system to our Cocoon based application. For this we have a pipeline using a request in a multipart http request to do some processing and use a cocoon-pipeline for sending the result. Everything is working fine except for one thing. Even if Cocoon sends the response in far under one second, the connection is shut-down and an EOF is sent 20 seconds later. Is there a way to let cocoon not keep connection active after sending the request? It seems that keeping the connection alive is a good thing for serving browsers, but in our case the client is a simple socket-based application.
Regards,
Chris
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Re: Connection not closeing ater sending result of pipeline
Posted by Bertrand Delacretaz <bd...@apache.org>.
On 8/25/06, Christofer.Dutz@univativ.de <ch...@univativ.de> wrote:
> ...It seems that keeping the
> connection alive is a good thing for serving browsers, but in our case the
> client is a simple socket-based application. ..
Have you tried adding a "Connection: close" HTTP header to your client request?
I've never tried it, but IIUC it should disable keepalive, which is
the default in HTTP 1.1
-Bertrand
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