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Timothy Bish commented on AMQNET-293:
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These changes were just some initial work that needed to be done to clean up 
some of the failover handling code.  I will work on this more in the coming 
week once I get back into the office.  You are welcome to continue to inspect 
the code and compare it with the Java client to see where we are going wrong in 
the mean time.

> Consumer is not recovered after failover reconnect if connection had been 
> lost in OnMessage (before SendACK)
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: AMQNET-293
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQNET-293
>             Project: ActiveMQ .Net
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: NMS
>    Affects Versions: 1.4.0, 1.4.1
>         Environment: Windows XP - however I believe it's not dependent on the 
> operating system
>            Reporter: Jan Vogelgesang
>            Assignee: Timothy Bish
>             Fix For: 1.5.0
>
>         Attachments: MessageConsumerDirtyPatch.cs, UnitTestAndPatch.zip
>
>
> To reproduce the error write the simple WinForm application in C# with 
> listbox (or console app)
> 1. Create the connection: failover:(tcp://localhost:61616?keepAlive=true) and 
> start it. 
> 2. Create the session and the QueueConsumer for queue e.g. "TestQueue" (in 
> default AutoAcknoledged mode)
> 3. For queue consumer set the message listener e.g. OnMessage
> 4. In OnMessage method do something like Sleep(5000) and then display the 
> received textMessage (by Invoke add the messge to listbox).
> 5. By means of localhost:8161/admin create the TestQueue and put to this 
> queue about 20 persistent text messages.
> 6. Run the application. You should get on the screen new line every 5 seconds.
> 7. Restart the ActiveMQ broker (I'm using 5.3.0.5)
> 8. After restarting the broker you stop receiving the messages.
> 9. Restart broker again. And you will start getting the messages.
> ----------
> The problem is in NMS.
> Most likely when you restart ActiveMQ broker the client app will be in 
> OnMessage method (just sleeping there for 5 seconds). When those 5 seconds is 
> over then the NMS is trying to SendACK. And this method will not end until 
> failover thread successfully reconnect.. For that time there is a lock on the 
> unconsumedMessages.SynchRoot (see MessageConsumer.Dispatch method). And this 
> fact is painful for another thread which is trying to do the 
> unconsumedMessage.Clear() and needs the locked resource. (this thread is 
> initated in Connection.OnTransportInterrupted() and it wants to call 
> ClearMessagesInProgress on MessageConsumer).
> The worst thing is that the MessageConsumer.ClearMessagesInProgress method 
> cannot call (as waits for locked resource) 
> TransportInterruptionProcessingComplete() which I guess registers consumers 
> which have to be recovered when the connection is back.
> So when the connection is back:
> SendAck completes
> Failover thread DoRecover but does not find our consumer.
> Dispatch method unlocks the unconsumedMessages.SynchRoot
> The working thread registers consumers to be recovered (absolutely too 
> late!!!!)
>  

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