[jpos-users] How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

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[jpos-users] How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Ramanath Pai :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Guys,

I am working with JPOS BaseTCPChannel to send and receive ISO message with ATM Switch.
As i have firewall in between ..some how connection is getting idle in between firewalls when is there is no exchange of ISO messages.

So i want to incorporate the ISO Echo requests in between say for every 5-10 minutes.
Please suggest the way to implement this in the existing structure.

NOTE: I am using ISOChannel with ISOMux. in my infrastructure.

-Ramanath Pai

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[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Alejandro Revilla :: Rate this Message:

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If you are using Q2 you can just deploy a Q2 Service (we call them 'QBeans') that can locate your channel or mux (using the NameRegistrar) and regularly send 0800 messages. If you are using the ChannelAdaptor, you don't even need to locate the MUX using the NameRegistrar, you can just send the ISOMsg over the Space-based ChannelAdaptor's '<in>' queue.

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[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Ramanath Pai :: Rate this Message:

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I am using Base24TCPChannel.. so i think it belongs to ChannelAdapter..
Please correct me if i am wrong...

I guess MUX will take care of queuing all the requests internally.
Then what is this Space - based Channel Adaptor's '<in>' queue.

I am quite new to this kind of implementation.

-Ramanath Pai

[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Alejandro Revilla :: Rate this Message:

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Are you using Q2 or manually creating and configuring your stuff (such as Base24TCPChannel) ?

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[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Ramanath Pai :: Rate this Message:

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Manually creating and configuring ...

Ex: ISOChannel of the type Base24TCPChannel

and then applying it to simple ISOMux

On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 4:03 AM, Alejandro Revilla <apr@...> wrote:

Are you using Q2 or manually creating and configuring your stuff (such as Base24TCPChannel) ?

[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Alejandro Revilla :: Rate this Message:

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Ok, then you can spawn a simple Thread and send 0800s over that channel or mux every couple of minutes.

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[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Ramanath Pai :: Rate this Message:

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Can you tell me how to configure the thread on Mux so that it will send the 0800 message for every 5 to 10 mins

-Ramanath Pai

[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Heru Nurasid :: Rate this Message:

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Are you a new developer java ?. Could you imagine to make delay every 5 to 10 mins with java programing ?. If ok, the problem was solved.

++ Heru ++

--- On Tue, 10/6/09, Ramanath Pai <pai.ramanath@...> wrote:

From: Ramanath Pai <pai.ramanath@...>
Subject: [jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active
To: jpos-users@...
Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 12:08 PM

Can you tell me how to configure the thread on Mux so that it will send the 0800 message for every 5 to 10 mins

-Ramanath Pai

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[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by chhil :: Rate this Message:

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Try Andys website --->http://bit.ly/lIyYF

-chhil

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Heru Nurasid <heru_nsd@...> wrote:

Are you a new developer java ?. Could you imagine to make delay every 5 to 10 mins with java programing ?. If ok, the problem was solved.

++ Heru ++

--- On Tue, 10/6/09, Ramanath Pai <pai.ramanath@...> wrote:

From: Ramanath Pai <pai.ramanath@...>
Subject: [jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active
To: jpos-users@...
Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 12:08 PM

Can you tell me how to configure the thread on Mux so that it will send the 0800 message for every 5 to 10 mins

-Ramanath Pai

[jpos-users] Re: How to send Echo message in JPOS BaseTCPChannel to keep network active

by Alejandro Revilla :: Rate this Message:

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You don't configure the thread on Mux, you create a new Thread that in turns grabs a reference to the Mux using the NameRegistrar and do the needful.

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