Hi Jakub, That sounds like a bug, please raise a JIRA. From a very quick squint at it I would guess it has been that way since 0.20.
Robbie On 14 November 2013 09:31, Jakub Scholz <[email protected]> wrote: > In C++ Messaging API, the heartbeat seems to work both ways. If the client > isn't responding to the heartbeats, it is disconnected by the broker (C++ > broker). But also in case the client doesn't receive the heartbeat from the > broker for two intervals, it closes the connection and reports an error. > > But with the Java JMS API (AMQP 0.10) only the first part seems to be true. > The broker is still disconnecting the clients. But the Java client it self > doesn't seem to care whether it received the heartbeat from the broker or > not. If I suspend the broker and it stops sending the heartbeat, the client > never timeouts the connection. > > Is that intentional behavior or is that a bug? > > Thanks & Regards > Jakub >
