Kelly Wiles wrote:
I changed the code to do the following when the disconnect method is
called in my IoHandlerAdapter.
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The "here 1" and 2 are printed then a 60 second pause.
Then the command shell prompt appears.
The "here 3" and 4 are not printed.
So the call to cf.awaitUninterruptibly(CONNECT_TIMEOUT); blocks for 60
seconds.
Do I need to do the connector.dispose() before the do the wait?
No, certainly not.
I am probably doing stuff out of order I am thinking.
Nope, it's correct.
Now, looking at MINA's code, I see no place you can be blocked in for 60
seconds, except if your system time is not giving you a bad value. We
have fixed a potential bug in await0( timeout ), but I don'ts ee how it
can impact your code.
Hav you done a thread dump while your client is waiting for 60 seconds ?
I would like to see which thread is blocking.
Also please give us the OS and java version.
Thanks !
Kelly
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Kelly Wiles wrote:
Hi
When I close a session using the call
session.close(true).awaitUninterruptibly(3000);
The session does not close for 60 seconds.
What do you mean ? Have you checked the CloseFuture.isClosed() result ?
CloseFuture closeFuture = session.close(true);
closeFuture.awaitUninterruptibly(3000);
if (closeFuture.isDone()) {
// The session is closed...
}
Is this the right way to shutdown a connection?
Yes, it will close the session.
I am trying to send two messages to a server then once the responses
have returned I shutdown my client program. But the client program
does not quit for 60 seconds.
You also have to dispose the Connector. Closing the session won't be
enough.
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