Inets HTTP client stability
Peter Lund
peterl@REDACTED
Thu Oct 27 15:09:15 CEST 2005
It sound very odd to switch to java for making incoming/outgoing http.
If inets doesn't fullfill your needs, it would be more natural to go for
yaws (Klackes webserver) and ibrowse (Chandrus http client) written in
erlang....
/Peter
Heinrich Venter wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I am about to develop an app that will act as an http gateway for some
> of the services we are running. For the incoming http requests I plan
> to use httpd from inets. For the outgonig leg it would thus make
> sense to use the http client from inets.
> My question is wether any one else is using the inets http client for
> medium to high volume outgoing traffic? I know of two instances where
> people chose to create a java node to make http connections, instead
> of using inets.
> Is it worth the risk to try the inets solution first, or should I
> budget the time to make a java node and try to upgrade to inets later?
> Any one with experience in this regard?
>
> The requirements for the http client will be that many connections
> will be made to a series of speciffic URLs.
>
> -]-[einrich
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