how can I reuse http connection when use webread to avoid server time wait?
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I use webread to get data from server. When I do it in parfor mode, it makes the remote server generate many timewait event. The reason is everytime, the webread open a port and request data and close it. The server cannot handle too many close requests at the same time. I want keep the port open to frequently read data from url
how can I reuse http connection when use webread to avoid server time wait?
aa=webread('http://172.16.2.1:5010/DFS/TNode/File?fileName=G0002-1/H02/2018/10/44/38/4a3cc8f1-b48f-40df-96b1-5d1e452fd63c',options);
for example, in python, I can do:
con = http.client.HTTPConnection("172.16.2.1", 5010)
while True:
con.request("GET", "/DFS/TNode/File?fileName=G0002-1/H02/2018/10/44/38/4a3cc8f1-b48f-40df-96b1-5d1e452fd63c", headers={"Connection":" keep-alive"})
result = con.getresponse()
result.read()
print(result.reason, result.getheaders())
and there is no time wait event
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Mohammad Sami
on 4 May 2020
You will need to rely on java to accomplish this. A simple script to open a network connection and read from it is as follows.
url = java.net.URL(url);
HttpURLConnection = url.openConnection();
%connect_time_out = 60;
%HttpURLConnection.setConnectTimeout(connect_time_out);
httpcode = HttpURLConnection.getResponseCode;
ins = HttpURLConnection.getInputStream();
% copy the input stream into an output. you can directly read the input stream as well
output = java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream();
org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils.copy(ins,output);
output.flush();
string_output = char(output.toString);
output.close();
ins.close();
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