Examples of org.apache.ajp.Ajp13.receiveNextRequest()

org.apache.ajp.Ajp13.receiveNextRequest()
Read a new packet from the web server and decode it. If it's a forwarded request, store its properties in the passed-in AjpRequest object. @param req An empty (newly-recycled) request object. @return 200 in case of a successful read of a forwarded request, 500if there were errors in the reading of the request, and -2 if the server is asking the container to shut itself down.

            try {
                if (debug > 0) {
                    logger.log("waiting on next request...");
                }
                
                status = ajp13.receiveNextRequest(ajpRequest);
                
                if (debug > 0) {
                    logger.log("received next request, status=" + status);
                }
            } catch (IOException e) {

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      BaseRequest ajpReq=req.ajpReq;


            ajp13.setSocket(socket);


      // first request should be the loginit.
      int status=ajp13.receiveNextRequest( ajpReq );
      if( status != 304 )  { // XXX use better codes
    log( "Failure in logInit ");
    return;
      }

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      if( status != 304 )  { // XXX use better codes
    log( "Failure in logInit ");
    return;
      }


      status=ajp13.receiveNextRequest( ajpReq );
      if( status != 304 ) { // XXX use better codes
    log( "Failure in login ");
    return;
      }

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    return;
      }
      
            boolean moreRequests = true;
            while(moreRequests) {
    status=ajp13.receiveNextRequest( ajpReq );


    if( status==-2) {
        // special case - shutdown
        // XXX need better communication, refactor it
        if( !doShutdown(socket.getLocalAddress(),

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            try {
                if (debug > 0) {
                    logger.log("waiting on next request...");
                }
                
                status = ajp13.receiveNextRequest(ajpRequest);
                
                if (debug > 0) {
                    logger.log("received next request, status=" + status);
                }
            } catch (IOException e) {

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            try {
                if (debug > 0) {
                    logger.log("waiting on next request...");
                }
                
                status = ajp13.receiveNextRequest(ajpRequest);
                
                if (debug > 0) {
                    logger.log("received next request, status=" + status);
                }
            } catch (IOException e) {

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            boolean moreRequests = true;
            while (moreRequests && !shutdown) {
            
                int status = 0;
                try {
                    status = ajp13.receiveNextRequest(request);
                } catch (IOException e) {
                    if (shutdown) {
                        TestAjp13.println("Ajp13Server told to shutdown");
                        break;
                    }

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      BaseRequest ajpReq=req.ajpReq;


            ajp13.setSocket(socket);


      // first request should be the loginit.
      int status=ajp13.receiveNextRequest( ajpReq );
      if( status != 304 )  { // XXX use better codes
    log( "Failure in logInit ");
    return;
      }

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      if( status != 304 )  { // XXX use better codes
    log( "Failure in logInit ");
    return;
      }


      status=ajp13.receiveNextRequest( ajpReq );
      if( status != 304 ) { // XXX use better codes
    log( "Failure in login ");
    return;
      }

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    return;
      }
      
            boolean moreRequests = true;
            while(moreRequests) {
    status=ajp13.receiveNextRequest( ajpReq );


    if( status==-2) {
        // special case - shutdown
        // XXX need better communication, refactor it
        if( !doShutdown(socket.getLocalAddress(),

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