In MysqlIO.java you have:
if (socketTimeout != 0) {
try {
this.mysqlConnection.setSoTimeout(socketTimeout);
} catch (Exception ex) {
/* Ignore if the platform does not support it */
;
}
}
If the socketTimeout value is explicity set (even if its zero) you
should call setSoTimeout.
The problem is that if the VM default (
sun.net.client.defaultReadTimeout ) is not an infinite value and you
want MySQL to use an infinite value there's no way to tell it to do
so.
I'm just going to use 2^31 which is 24 days and plenty of near
infinite timeout but this is still a problem if you want to do it
right........
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