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Apache HttpClient "Target Server Failed to response" exception.

Em Aiy
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I have a webservice which is accepting a POST method with XML. It is working fine then at some random occasion, it fails to communicate to the server throwing IOException with message `The target server failed to respond`. The subsequent calls work fine.

It happens mostly, when i make some calls and then leave my application idle for like 10-15 min. the first call which i make after that returns this error.

I tried couple of things ...

I setup the retry handler like



but this retey never got called. (yes i am using right instanceof clause). While debugging this class never being called.

I even tried setting up but no use. Can someone suggest what can i do now?


**IMPORTANT**
Besides figuring out why i am getting exception, one of the important concern i have is why isn't the retryhandler working here?


The difference between <b>failure</b> and <b>success</b> is often being <b>right</b> and being <b>exactly right</b>.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
 
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