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From: "Sharma, Siddharth" <Siddharth.Sharma@Staples.com>
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Subject: Set connect timeout
Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2007 14:58:31 -0500 
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Is there a way to set a connect timeout per host configuration?
I am using a single HttpClient instance with
MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager and am setting the connect timeout at the
manager level.
HttpConnectionManagerParams.setConnectionTimeout(int)

The side-effect of this is that all hosts get the same connect timeout
value.
Some target hosts are on the internet and some are within the intranet and I
need the ability to be able to set it per host.

Thanks in advance
Sid


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