[undertow-dev] keep-alive?

[Bill Burke]

Nevermind.  Stupid fucking TCK is closing HttpClient and then trying to 
read the response.

On 6/4/2013 9:54 AM, Bill Burke wrote:
> I'll get you a simple test case.
>
> On 6/3/2013 6:41 PM, Stuart Douglas wrote:
>> It should support Keep-Alive. This sounds like a bug. Is there any easy
>> way for me to reproduce?
>>
>> If not, is there any chance you could send me a wireshark dump so I can
>> see exactly what is going over the wire?
>>
>> In general Undertow will only close the connection prematurely when
>> something corrupts the stream to the point where it cannot continue
>> (e.g. setting a content-length of 100 then only writing 50).
>>
>> Stuart
>>
>> Bill Burke wrote:
>>> Does undertow support keep-alive yet?  I'm using Apache HC Client 4.2.1
>>> and am getting a "ConnectionManager has been shutdown" exception after
>>> trying to read a 0 length response body from a 200, ok status.  So it
>>> seems that Undertow is closing the connection after the response returns.
>>>
>>> Before you say, "well don't read from a 0 length response", the JAX-RS
>>> 2.0 spec requires that we throw a certain exception on an empty response
>>> when trying to read an actual response.  Undertow is setting a
>>> Content-Length of "0", so I can workaround this problem by checking for
>>> this condition, but closing the connection isn't really great for
>>> performance....
>>>
>>>
>

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