HttpRequest component throws "505" error

[Anonymous]

Hi!
I have an HttpRequest component throwing a "505 HTTP Version Not Supported" error
The URI parameter contains:
"http://localhost:8080/iav350/update?stream.file=E:/Data Inflow/SolrXML/gtd.xml&commit=true&optimize=true"
Issuing the URI in the address field of a browser works fine though so the URI seems to be syntactically correct.
What am I doing wrong here?
Cheers

[janhess]

You don't have to post every time it throws the error.

[Anonymous]

BTW - I use the "GET" method...

[Anonymous]

Hi
We need to fix this issue step by step.
Now change the URL into "http://www.google.com/" in tHttpRequest. "Get" method.
If you still get "505 error", maybe you are behind a http proxy.
If it works fine, you'd better check the configuration file of iav350 web application.
Regards,
Pedro

[Anonymous]

Hi!
Entering " www.google.com" worked without a glitch. Hmmm, seems that I have an issue trying to reach the Solr-servlet in Tomcat. This is what I get in the "Tomcat access log":
127.0.0.1 - - "GET /iav350/update?stream.file=E:/Data Inflow/SolrXML/gtd.xml&commit=true&optimize=true HTTP/1.1" 505 -
Don't know if this helps...
Cheers

[Anonymous]

Hi
The version is http/1.1.
Which version of JDK do you use? version of tomcat?
I don't know why it doesn't support HTTP/1.1.
Regards,
Pedro

[Anonymous]

Hmmm, the installer's name is: jre-6u31-windows-i586-iftw.exe, Tomcat is v7...
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[Anonymous]

Hi!
Any progress on this?
Cheers

[Anonymous]

Hi
Here are all code about http request in tHttpRequest.

java.net.URL url_tHttpRequest_1 = new java.net.URL(
						"http://localhost:8080/");
				java.net.HttpURLConnection urlConn_tHttpRequest_1 = (java.net.HttpURLConnection) url_tHttpRequest_1
						.openConnection();
				urlConn_tHttpRequest_1.setRequestMethod("POST");
				urlConn_tHttpRequest_1.setDoOutput(true);
				urlConn_tHttpRequest_1.setDoInput(true);
				urlConn_tHttpRequest_1.setUseCaches(false);

The class java.net.httpURLConnection can't modify http version.
I have talked with my co-worker and google it online.
It seems that this is still due to JDK...
I know that iftw is "Install From The Web". I try to confirm whether this is a bug in JDK. But fails.
Can you reinstall a normal version without installation online?
Regards,
Pedro

[Anonymous]

Hi Pedro!
Absolutely - I'll try to install another version in parallell and see if it solves the issue Stay tuned...
Hmmm, just for clarification, what do you mean with "normal version"?
Cheers