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Keith Wall updated QPID-7424:
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Description:
If a consuming python client application written against the old legacy
0-8..0-91 API suffers a disconnect from the Broker, the application (calling
queue.get()) is unaware and will continue to wait indefinitely.
The disconnect may be caused by either management intervention, a broken
socket or the enablement of heart-beating Broker-side. On the latter point,
The legacy client does not support heat beating so the Broker will always close
the connection as soon as the line goes quiet.
was:
If a consuming python client application written against the old legacy
0-8..0-91 API suffers a disconnect from the Broker, the application (calling
queue.get()) is unaware and will continue to wait indefinitely.
The disconnect may be caused by either management intervention, a broken
socket or the configuration of heart-beating.
> [0-8..0-91] Consuming python client application is not notified of remotely
> closed connection
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> Key: QPID-7424
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-7424
> Project: Qpid
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Python Client
> Reporter: Keith Wall
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> If a consuming python client application written against the old legacy
> 0-8..0-91 API suffers a disconnect from the Broker, the application (calling
> queue.get()) is unaware and will continue to wait indefinitely.
> The disconnect may be caused by either management intervention, a broken
> socket or the enablement of heart-beating Broker-side. On the latter point,
> The legacy client does not support heat beating so the Broker will always
> close the connection as soon as the line goes quiet.
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