[Spread-users] Connection reset using Java API

[Ryan Caudy]

Hi John,

When you say, "the messages are all being consumed," do you mean that
there is a receiver app that is getting them all?  If your sender app
is joining the destination group(s), then it also needs to receive
those messages to clear the queue at the Spread daemon for its
connection.  If you don't want to have to do that, you can (a) not
have the sender join the destination groups, since Spread supports
open group semantics, or (b) send your messages with the SELF_DISCARD
flag.

Please ignore this if my assumptions about your sender app aren't correct.

Cheers,
Ryan

On 9/19/07, John Lister <john.lister-spread at kickstone.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi, i have a simple java app that connects to the spread network sending
> messages using multiple threads. Between them the threads on average send
> approx 1 message a second, but occasionally simulate bursting behaviour (but
> never more than about 10 messages at a time). However after approx 10300
> messages or almost exactly 3hrs each thread gets a "connection reset" error.
> Is there something in spread that limits continuous connections to 3hrs and
> if so can i change it, or is something else going on. The messages are all
> being consumed so there shouldn't be a buffer full problem.
>
> I can detect the reset and open a new connection, but it seems odd that the
> connection is closed especially as it is via the local loop interface.
>
> Any suggestions
>
> Thanks
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