I'm building a simple load testing application that uses akka to connect to
a server via TCP. I am using the examples provided for connecting to a TCP
endpoint in the akka IO docs.
One thing I immediately run into is that while the system will tell you
that a connection attempt has failed, there is no way to access the reason
it failed. After looking at the source code for TcpOutgoingConnection, it
looks like it is simply output to the DEBUG level in akka and that's it.
Here is my code for handling a connection failure:
case CommandFailed(c: Connect) =>
println(s"Connect failed to $remote. Reason: ${c.failureMessage}. Will try
again in 30 seconds")
This simply tells me CommandFailed(Connect) without giving me a detailed
reason, such as "connection refused".
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but is there a way to get to this
information so I can display it on the console without having to force akka
into DEBUG log mode?
Thanks for any assistance!
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