I'm implementing an application that uses geoserver deployed on apache
tomcat. and I would like to know if there is a way to handle the broken when
geoserver is hung . displaying a message to user or something like that on
client side.
Is your application a server application or a client application ?.
If GeoServer hangs, you will receive no answer. You should set a read time out for your GeoServer HTTP requests. After the timeout, you can send back whatever you want.
Btw, it is a good idea to monitor GeoServer. For my customers, I recommend nagios testing Geoserver all 10 minutes. In case of failure, nagios sends a mail.
Not sure if this helps, but I am hoping
Zitat von "Diego M." <oo_O2_oo@anonymised.com>:
I'm implementing an application that uses geoserver deployed on apache
tomcat. and I would like to know if there is a way to handle the broken when
geoserver is hung . displaying a message to user or something like that on
client side.
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Thank you so much. nagios locks very useful.
But would you please explain me more how to set a readtime out for your
GeoServer HTTP requests ??
I'm pretty beginner at these stuff.