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Posted to users@ws.apache.org by Tim McClure <Ti...@casi-rusco.com> on 2002/01/09 18:04:02 UTC
XML-RPC and Keep-Alive
I am looking to implement keep-alive mode in XML-RPC. It seems the
WebServer object supports keep-alive without changing any code. However it
appears that the XML-RPC client would have to be re-written to support
keep-alive. Are the assumptions stated above correct? If so, any
recommendations on the XML-RPC client implementation?
Tim
Re: XML-RPC and Keep-Alive
Posted by Hannes Wallnoefer <ha...@helma.at>.
I originally implemented keep-alive for both server and client side
(XmlRpcClientLite), but I disabled it after getting some problem reports
(that was quite some time ago). Keepalive can be activated by calling
XmlRpc.setKeepAlive(boolean).
Probably the code in XmlRpcClientLite is a good place to start. I don't
know about XmlRpcClient, which uses java.net.URLConnection as HTTP
client. My guess is that it should implement keep-alive, but I haven't
really checked.
Hannes
Tim McClure wrote:
> I am looking to implement keep-alive mode in XML-RPC. It seems the
> WebServer object supports keep-alive without changing any code. However it
> appears that the XML-RPC client would have to be re-written to support
> keep-alive. Are the assumptions stated above correct? If so, any
> recommendations on the XML-RPC client implementation?
>
> Tim
>
>
Re: XML-RPC and Keep-Alive
Posted by Hannes Wallnoefer <ha...@helma.at>.
I originally implemented keep-alive for both server and client side
(XmlRpcClientLite), but I disabled it after getting some problem reports
(that was quite some time ago). Keepalive can be activated by calling
XmlRpc.setKeepAlive(boolean).
Probably the code in XmlRpcClientLite is a good place to start. I don't
know about XmlRpcClient, which uses java.net.URLConnection as HTTP
client. My guess is that it should implement keep-alive, but I haven't
really checked.
Hannes
Tim McClure wrote:
> I am looking to implement keep-alive mode in XML-RPC. It seems the
> WebServer object supports keep-alive without changing any code. However it
> appears that the XML-RPC client would have to be re-written to support
> keep-alive. Are the assumptions stated above correct? If so, any
> recommendations on the XML-RPC client implementation?
>
> Tim
>
>