Sorry. I don't think I understand the question.
If you never sends a response then the connection will eventually time out,
making the proxy send a timeout error to the client (if the client is still
around waiting)
If you don't signal keep-alive to a HTTP/1.0 keep-alive request then you MUST
close the connection when finished sending the current response to comply
with the HTTP/1.0 message protocol.
Regards
Henrik
Mort wrote:
> Henrik,
> Hopefully last question on this topic:
> If the server does not send a response to a client Connection: keep-alive,
> should I expect that connection to be used for subsequent requests(GET's)
> from the client side? It seemed that when I tried it this way before, the
> proxy opened up new connections to the app server rather than continuing to
> use the "original" one.
>
> Thanks once again.
Received on Wed Aug 21 2002 - 13:49:29 MDT
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