"richieb" wrote : "lucasfowler" wrote : Thanks for the infos here.
| |
| | We have added an exceptionListener and that seems to have done the trick.
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| And what does your listener do?
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| ...richie
OK, we are running in a servlet so we can't start another thread. So we
set up the listener to set a flag and changed the read method to timeout
every so often. That way, if there is a connection failure we can close
properly in our finally clause and then get the client to reconnect.
topicConnection.setExceptionListener( new ExceptionListener() {
public void onException( JMSException e ) {
logger.logError( sessionLog( request, "Connection failed: " +
e.getMessage() ) );
topicConnectionStatus.setOk( false );
}
});
// Continously pass 'retrieved' responses back to the client.
while ( topicConnectionStatus.isOk() ) {
// Receive response from ResponseStream topic.
// The receive method is called with timeout so we may check from time
to time if the
// connection listener detected a connection failure.
ObjectMessage message = (ObjectMessage)topicSubscriber.receive(
topicReveiveTimeout );
... do stuff
}
} finally {
if ( topicConnection != null ) {
try {
topicConnection.close();
...
Hope this helps
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