https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=46623
Tim Whittington <tim.whitting...@orionhealth.com> changed:
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
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--- Comment #1 from Tim Whittington <tim.whitting...@orionhealth.com>
2009-01-29 02:01:00 PST ---
Up until 1.2.27 this was the behaviour of the IIS connector (IIS forces all
ISAPI extensions to implement their own HTTP keep alive, and the IIS connector
didn't do this).
In 1.2.27 there's experimental, build-time, support for HTTP 1.1 chunked
encoding, which should permit persistent connections.
(I've been using pretty much the same code in production systems for about 4
years, but it should be considered experimental in the JK codebase until it's
been stable for a while).
Grab the -chunked binary from one of the download mirrors and read about how to
configure chunked encoding in the 1.2.27 release notes (you have to get the
right build, and enable it in your config).
You can verify that the connector is using chunked encoding with debug logging
on, and a TCP/Wireshark trace should show connections being reused.
If you're still getting closed connections, and the logs show that the
connector is attempting (or should be attempting) chunked encoding, then it's
probably best to discuss on the users list and then reopen with another
Wireshark trace + connector debug log once you're sure there's an issue.
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