Read timeout errors in infinite loop

Marc-André Laverdière marcandre.laverdiere at gmail.com
Fri Aug 20 01:44:13 EDT 2010


I personally used my own timeout handler and its working fine. Maybe
there is a but in ReadTimeoutHandler?
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2010/8/19 javadevmtl <java.dev.mtl at gmail.com>:
>
> So removing ReadTimeoutHandler completely from my application seems to work
> well. So far I have not been able to use ReadTimeoutHandler without issues.
> So either I'm using it wrong and don't understand it or it has issues.
>
> Simply put I want to make sure that if the client doesn't send the right
> amount of bytes/protocol, that the server can handle it. So far I sent 30
> requests to the server where the protocol is wrong and I can see in
> JVisualVM that the 8 worker threads are running 100% of the time but cpu
> looks ok.
>
> Client hasn't timed out yet. Is that because I have keepalive set on the
> server?
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