Re: http_url_post_stmf question

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Michael,

It doesn't matter if the remote server "releases" the connection. 
HTTPAPI should disconnect the connection on every call to 
http_url_post_stmf(). If you have connections that are stuck in 
"Established" mode on the client side (the HTTPAPI side) of the 
connection, and you're not calling the http_persist_xxx routines, then 
it'd have to be caused by a bug/problem in HTTPAPI.

The server does not have the ability to prevent HTTPAPI from disconnecting.

Make sure you're using the current version of HTTPAPI.

If you are, please send a debug log.



Michael wrote:
>    I have an application that works really well, API of course does most
>    of the work. But every once in a while the remote server does not
>    release the connection, it stays in an "Established" mode, even though
>    they claim they have disconnected. I assume the logic that waits on
>    the socket is deep in the COMM *MODULE and so I don't want to change
>    it. Does anyone have any suggestions on this? Is there another
>    function or option to handle lazy remote servers?
> 
> 
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