[HtmlUnit] [ htmlunit-Bugs-1442428 ] synch request handling / mixing asynch and synch requests

Bugs item #1442428, was opened at 2006-03-03 13:09
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Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: tkohegyi (tkohegyi)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: synch request handling / mixing asynch and synch requests

Initial Comment:
First of all: new JUnit test package is created in 
order to test htmlunit is 'real life' environment (it 
means there is a web server in the Junit that is 
called and request/response pair can be used, delays 
of the requests can be set, multiple requests can be 
tested in paralel.)

It is suggestsed to add the package to the existing 
JUnit test part.

The Junit test is in 'RealServerTest' file.
It contains some basic tests, and 2 of them fails:
- testAsynchRequestComplex() -> 2 asynch request in 
paralel
This causes Context clean up problem.

- testAsynchRequestEvenMoreComplex() -> 1 asynch 
request while the page is still loading another page 
source.
This causes SimpleHttpConnectionManager: 
SimpleHttpConnectionManager being
used incorrectly.  Be sure that 
HttpMethod.releaseConnection() is always
called and that only one thread and/or method is using 
this connection manager
at a time.
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I think in order to move forward with AJAX support 
these problems should be eliminated.
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Additional tests may be provided by me, if it is 
necessary.
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Suggested reading: recent several HtmlUnit DL mails 
with 'Mixing request' in subject.

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