http and https connections are kept in 'CLOSE_WAIT' if using apache camel
I am using apache-camel as client for http and https requests.
After requests are processed the connections are going into CLOSE_WAIT.
My camel-context doesn't stop after the execution of requests.
If I stop it manually then connections are going into TIME_WAIT.
Now I am wondering if I can make connections to go into TIME_WAIT by some configuration in camel-context or code for http requests.
Edited:
I have tried solutions mentioned for this issue like adding
"Connection"header with value"close". But it didn't work.I have used
HttpComponentlike below to close connections infinallyblock
Code:
HttpComponent httpComponent = (HttpComponent) pContext.getComponent(ServerConstants.CAMEL_COMPONENT_HTTP);
httpComponent.getHttpConnectionManager().closeIdleConnections(0);
Second solution is working for http connections but not for https.
Solution:
Finally able to make it work by defining custom HeaderFilterStrategy which does not filter Connection:close header and setting this filter bean id in URL as query param.
http https http-headers apache-camel
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
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I am using apache-camel as client for http and https requests.
After requests are processed the connections are going into CLOSE_WAIT.
My camel-context doesn't stop after the execution of requests.
If I stop it manually then connections are going into TIME_WAIT.
Now I am wondering if I can make connections to go into TIME_WAIT by some configuration in camel-context or code for http requests.
Edited:
I have tried solutions mentioned for this issue like adding
"Connection"header with value"close". But it didn't work.I have used
HttpComponentlike below to close connections infinallyblock
Code:
HttpComponent httpComponent = (HttpComponent) pContext.getComponent(ServerConstants.CAMEL_COMPONENT_HTTP);
httpComponent.getHttpConnectionManager().closeIdleConnections(0);
Second solution is working for http connections but not for https.
Solution:
Finally able to make it work by defining custom HeaderFilterStrategy which does not filter Connection:close header and setting this filter bean id in URL as query param.
http https http-headers apache-camel
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
You need to add more details but on a glance this seems related to stackoverflow.com/questions/5636316/…
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 9:16
i have tried above two things.Out of which one is working for only "http".
– sasidhar
Nov 12 at 9:26
Glad half is done now. Please check how you have configured your SSL. With given information can't help further.
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 10:54
It looks like few http headers(like connection) are getting filtered when we use exchange. If it is http url we are able to send those http headers to the service but when it is over https those headers are not reaching the service.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 5:31
Resolved it using custom HeaderFilterStrategy.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 6:05
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show 1 more comment
I am using apache-camel as client for http and https requests.
After requests are processed the connections are going into CLOSE_WAIT.
My camel-context doesn't stop after the execution of requests.
If I stop it manually then connections are going into TIME_WAIT.
Now I am wondering if I can make connections to go into TIME_WAIT by some configuration in camel-context or code for http requests.
Edited:
I have tried solutions mentioned for this issue like adding
"Connection"header with value"close". But it didn't work.I have used
HttpComponentlike below to close connections infinallyblock
Code:
HttpComponent httpComponent = (HttpComponent) pContext.getComponent(ServerConstants.CAMEL_COMPONENT_HTTP);
httpComponent.getHttpConnectionManager().closeIdleConnections(0);
Second solution is working for http connections but not for https.
Solution:
Finally able to make it work by defining custom HeaderFilterStrategy which does not filter Connection:close header and setting this filter bean id in URL as query param.
http https http-headers apache-camel
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
I am using apache-camel as client for http and https requests.
After requests are processed the connections are going into CLOSE_WAIT.
My camel-context doesn't stop after the execution of requests.
If I stop it manually then connections are going into TIME_WAIT.
Now I am wondering if I can make connections to go into TIME_WAIT by some configuration in camel-context or code for http requests.
Edited:
I have tried solutions mentioned for this issue like adding
"Connection"header with value"close". But it didn't work.I have used
HttpComponentlike below to close connections infinallyblock
Code:
HttpComponent httpComponent = (HttpComponent) pContext.getComponent(ServerConstants.CAMEL_COMPONENT_HTTP);
httpComponent.getHttpConnectionManager().closeIdleConnections(0);
Second solution is working for http connections but not for https.
Solution:
Finally able to make it work by defining custom HeaderFilterStrategy which does not filter Connection:close header and setting this filter bean id in URL as query param.
http https http-headers apache-camel
http https http-headers apache-camel
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
edited Nov 13 at 6:04
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
asked Nov 12 at 9:07
sasidhar
64
64
You need to add more details but on a glance this seems related to stackoverflow.com/questions/5636316/…
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 9:16
i have tried above two things.Out of which one is working for only "http".
– sasidhar
Nov 12 at 9:26
Glad half is done now. Please check how you have configured your SSL. With given information can't help further.
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 10:54
It looks like few http headers(like connection) are getting filtered when we use exchange. If it is http url we are able to send those http headers to the service but when it is over https those headers are not reaching the service.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 5:31
Resolved it using custom HeaderFilterStrategy.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 6:05
|
show 1 more comment
You need to add more details but on a glance this seems related to stackoverflow.com/questions/5636316/…
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 9:16
i have tried above two things.Out of which one is working for only "http".
– sasidhar
Nov 12 at 9:26
Glad half is done now. Please check how you have configured your SSL. With given information can't help further.
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 10:54
It looks like few http headers(like connection) are getting filtered when we use exchange. If it is http url we are able to send those http headers to the service but when it is over https those headers are not reaching the service.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 5:31
Resolved it using custom HeaderFilterStrategy.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 6:05
You need to add more details but on a glance this seems related to stackoverflow.com/questions/5636316/…
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 9:16
You need to add more details but on a glance this seems related to stackoverflow.com/questions/5636316/…
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 9:16
i have tried above two things.Out of which one is working for only "http".
– sasidhar
Nov 12 at 9:26
i have tried above two things.Out of which one is working for only "http".
– sasidhar
Nov 12 at 9:26
Glad half is done now. Please check how you have configured your SSL. With given information can't help further.
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 10:54
Glad half is done now. Please check how you have configured your SSL. With given information can't help further.
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 10:54
It looks like few http headers(like connection) are getting filtered when we use exchange. If it is http url we are able to send those http headers to the service but when it is over https those headers are not reaching the service.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 5:31
It looks like few http headers(like connection) are getting filtered when we use exchange. If it is http url we are able to send those http headers to the service but when it is over https those headers are not reaching the service.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 5:31
Resolved it using custom HeaderFilterStrategy.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 6:05
Resolved it using custom HeaderFilterStrategy.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 6:05
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You need to add more details but on a glance this seems related to stackoverflow.com/questions/5636316/…
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 9:16
i have tried above two things.Out of which one is working for only "http".
– sasidhar
Nov 12 at 9:26
Glad half is done now. Please check how you have configured your SSL. With given information can't help further.
– Sheetal Mohan Sharma
Nov 12 at 10:54
It looks like few http headers(like connection) are getting filtered when we use exchange. If it is http url we are able to send those http headers to the service but when it is over https those headers are not reaching the service.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 5:31
Resolved it using custom HeaderFilterStrategy.
– sasidhar
Nov 13 at 6:05