Socket POST connection close

Question

Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to close a connection once the server writes back to the connection? I have this post:
var conn = new Socket;
//conn.timeout = 300;
//conn.timeout = 10;
conn.timeout = 2;
var tempzzz = $.hiresTimer;
conn.open(vHost);
conn.write("POST " +vSubDir+"/update.asp HTTP/1.1\r\n");
conn.write("Host: " + vHost + "\r\n");
conn.write("Content-Length: " + data_string.length + "\r\n");
conn.write("Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n");
conn.write("\r\n");
conn.write(data_string);
var reply = "";
reply = conn.read(999999);
conn.close();
var myTime = $.hiresTimer/1000000;
alert("found reply "+myTime)
When I run this code with the timeout set to 2 my alert states found the reply in 1.75 sec.
When I run this code with the timeout set to 10 my alert states found the reply in 9.87 sec.
When I run this code with the timeout set to 300 my alert states found the reply in 126.23 sec.
Any idea how to close the connection and therefore make indesign active again the moment a server replies? I cannot use a get because I am sending a lot of data to the server which would exceed the URL size limit. Any information would be helpful, thanks!

Answer 1

Hi,
when you are talking about the weblogic level, connection pooling is implemented through configiration level,
Please note we have 3 variables in configiration level :
1. InitialCapacity
2. MaxCapacity
3. CapacityIncrement
initialCapacity means the number of physical connections which will open during the starting of the Server.
which can be initially 0, MaxCapacity means the number of maximum connection which can be opened. i mean maximum physical connections.CapacityIncrement means if it finds like the number of opened coonection is used then it will again open that much Capacity increment of connection. Please not this will not increase the MaxCapacity.
when you are closing the cnnection using connection close methord, you are returning the connection to connection pool , which will increase the number of connection available in the connection pool.
Regards,
Anu Unnithan