The serverSocket is bound to an address in AcceptorImpl's constructor.
If you want to wait until accept() is invoked you'll need to add some
other state that can be checked.
On 5/3/18 12:03 PM, John Blum wrote:
Kirk-
Please see your other email thread and my response [1] to that as 1
Kirk-
Please see your other email thread and my response [1] to that as 1
potential way to handle this situation. As I mentioned, I use this in the
Spring Session client/server integration tests as a way to mitigate the
NoSubscriptionsServersAvailableException.
-j
[1]
That smells like a bug to me. We don't have to be in accept() though -
we just need to have the serversocket open and with sufficient backlog
to queue the connection requests. Adding a check for whether the socket
is open in isRunning() might be good enough.
On 5/3/18 11:26 AM, Kirk Lund
Looks like the problem is in QueueManagerImpl initialization so my
suggestions won't fix the problem.
Caused by:
org.apache.geode.cache.NoSubscriptionServersAvailableException: Could not
initialize a primary queue on startup. No queue servers available.
at
The method CacheServer.isRunning() is actually invoked from within the
AcceptorImpl.accept():
while (isRunning()) {
...
try {
socket = serverSock.accept();
So we can't modify isRunning() to check serverSock.isBound(). We would have
to introduce a new User API on
