Grant MacKenzie
2017-06-23 09:22:33 UTC
1. Re: Switching to read-only mode!!! (Adam Retter)
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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2017 09:30:27 -0400
Subject: Re: [Exist-open] Switching to read-only mode!!!
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Would anyone be interested in volunteering to add a PR to the documentation
repo to mention this?
Modern HTTP clients that use HTTP 1.1 and HTTP 2, by default connectMessage: 1
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2017 09:30:27 -0400
Subject: Re: [Exist-open] Switching to read-only mode!!!
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Would anyone be interested in volunteering to add a PR to the documentation
repo to mention this?
using persistent keep-alive connections. If you have to send a
Connection Close header to make the Expath Http-Client work, I would
think that this is a bug.
I just wanted to report back on this issue. We added the Connection: Close
header to all of our Expath Http-Client requests and after monitoring it
for
several days now, it appears to have corrected the issue, which we are very
happy about. Thanks for the suggestion!!!
What I find puzzling is why this is not documented anywhere. I looked
through the EXPath HTTP-Client Module documentation and I don't see any
references at all to the Connection:Close header.
I am also trying to understand why the default is to keep the connection
open.
How would one even use a previous http request in XQuery? There is noheader to all of our Expath Http-Client requests and after monitoring it
for
several days now, it appears to have corrected the issue, which we are very
happy about. Thanks for the suggestion!!!
What I find puzzling is why this is not documented anywhere. I looked
through the EXPath HTTP-Client Module documentation and I don't see any
references at all to the Connection:Close header.
I am also trying to understand why the default is to keep the connection
open.
handle or reference one can use, I don't think. I am wondering why the
default is to not close the connection?
Does anyone have any insights on this?
Nick
default is to not close the connection?
Does anyone have any insights on this?
Nick
Grant Mackenzie