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If I stop a Connector (e.g. using JMX), I know that the listen port will be unbound and new connections will fail. But what about in-process requests? My testing shows that with a simple JSP like this: <% Thread.sleep(10 * 1000); %>This is a test. Stopping the connector during the 10-second interval causes an immediate disconnect. Pausing the connector allows in-process requests to complete, but then won't process any new requests (or even perform a TLS handshake). Resuming the connector will process the backlog. Is there a particular reason why the stop() operation must terminate in-process connections? Is it because (for HTTPS) the SSL engine must be destroyed? - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJYvzoXAAoJEBzwKT+lPKRYySIP/0zfk1bTv2USpFuuc0LjYAaz O/RBy9qlZpOqArngDO1cP/AWsa9iMQ2348pgQStmhk2yhuCKHUaqvbOaUEyJBQ8L RkPWWY1rZ1Q77LnNW2IjeBrJP1YfNgwH23IxHWUImGPtqK+uk5l7qEK64eSZYtq/ ARFIgmPfBBo9UMi6kEq3oIy1nhfmcbJBYoXO3HGJ6nF6or1t5Dgq6bKKAyeOn1Ra STxUvjiqiHe2DrbJm7l0EGc2+yZt18TPINejdOt8XvjF/AsnMPFZrfYSoHjcHyFL +qYrYETko97W4k3EtzEjN1xThX/jA/m1ZAvZwE23Iaz/uZE+gQdpHeQ//eWmTN7s 4xCsnhmnYibMzXVkxo6ZG+o9CSLmmhgPyvGGxaoDozAOy90yDHNZRYQ6foIMgDJ/ k6XPMKAJIIR2tiQDWY2Jqmsub3alP9ZH776qzonFZ0j6ZSc//CwubzlVNnbwzHNQ t5XpH/TUykX5qhpA0GsPIjqHQ2wHrA/m2aI4RuDao4w/ZihcAteoJ8JNE5u+dn3n wo2t15foYrQ16M2gCjMmU0OTGix0NomUnGr3p2ko9ksCqbNQus1YGtBua5tplew+ 0eXBwYHpwci5F+2+p8VQesh4SUvjyrqxqAlHEO3HO4V5dBC1qzfjcQ5WS8KcRDe9 7gcQNZLQPcijJbku+JK5 =b4VO -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@tomcat.apache.org
