Hi, The out of order frames only occur in 0-10 and with transports that have no concept of sequencing, i.e. in-vm or udp, not tcp. Having said that, a frame body being interpreted as a header would give those symptoms. Test code that exercises the issue would be illuminating.
Unsure if this helps? Andrew. On 26 Nov 2010 16:56, "Marnie McCormack" <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Lahiru, Robbie mentioned earlier when I asked him about this that he *thinks* it's a bug Andrew might have come across and possibly fixed to do with OoO frames. Certainly the exception showing that the buffer length is 1 might support that. I haven't had a chance to look about for this - Andrew is not about today. I'll check with him when he's back if you don't get a better reply here first. Rgds, Marnie On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Lahiru Gunathilake <[email protected] >wrote: > Hi Marnie, > > Thanks for your prompt response. yes i tried to wait before consuming, and > it wo...
