[jpos-users] peer-disconnect and session-warning

Hellos,

Please help me on this;
I wonder what could be the possible cause for such a scenario,
am trying to test my ISOServer, but it gives this type of warnings/
errors;

<session-start/>
<receive>
  <peer-disconnect/>
</receive>
<session-warning>
  <eof/>
</session-warning>
<disconnect>
  null:0
</disconnect>
<session-end/>
<session-start/>
<receive>
  <peer-disconnect/>
</receive>
<session-warning>
  <eof/>
</session-warning>
<disconnect>
  null:0
</disconnect>
<session-end/>

What could be the possible cause? am using postpack.xml as my
packager.

regards,
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[Alejandro Revilla]

Probably no traffic and a very short timeout.

On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 11:00 AM, mwycliffe@... <mwycliffe@...> wrote:

Hellos,

Please help me on this;
I wonder what could be the possible cause for such a scenario,
am trying to test my ISOServer, but it gives this type of warnings/
errors;

<session-start/>
<receive>
 <peer-disconnect/>
</receive>
<session-warning>
 <eof/>
</session-warning>
<disconnect>
 null:0
</disconnect>
<session-end/>
<session-start/>
<receive>
 <peer-disconnect/>
</receive>
<session-warning>
 <eof/>
</session-warning>
<disconnect>
 null:0
</disconnect>
<session-end/>

What could be the possible cause? am using postpack.xml as my
packager.

regards,

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By short timeout, you mean the sender is timing out the connections so
fast, even before I receive the ISO Msg?
Because of the short timeout, does this mean that my ISOServer doesn't
even receive the message, because in the logs there is no trace of any
incoming
iso msg.


In the case of no traffic, you mean client sends  0 bytes to the
ISOServer?

thanks

On Sep 29, 6:56 pm, Alejandro Revilla <a...@...> wrote:

> Probably no traffic and a very short timeout.
>
> On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 11:00 AM, mwycli...@...
> <mwycli...@...>wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hellos,
>
> > Please help me on this;
> > I wonder what could be the possible cause for such a scenario,
> > am trying to test my ISOServer, but it gives this type of warnings/
> > errors;
>
> > <session-start/>
> > <receive>
> >  <peer-disconnect/>
> > </receive>
> > <session-warning>
> >  <eof/>
> > </session-warning>
> > <disconnect>
> >  null:0
> > </disconnect>
> > <session-end/>
> > <session-start/>
> > <receive>
> >  <peer-disconnect/>
> > </receive>
> > <session-warning>
> >  <eof/>
> > </session-warning>
> > <disconnect>
> >  null:0
> > </disconnect>
> > <session-end/>
>
> > What could be the possible cause? am using postpack.xml as my
> > packager.
>
> > regards,- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

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[Alejandro Revilla]

By short timeout, you mean the sender is timing out the connections so
fast, even before I receive the ISO Msg?

Yes. Remember timeout is expressed in millis.
 

Because of the short timeout, does this mean that my ISOServer doesn't
even receive the message, because in the logs there is no trace of any
incoming
iso msg.

Probably yes, but you may have a different issue, we don't have enough information to help.
 

In the case of no traffic, you mean client sends  0 bytes to the
ISOServer?

no traffic means that the client doesn't send any byte. Please don't be confused with a zero-length message that actually sends a small header with a zero length. That would mean 'traffic' from the low level TCP/IP pespective.

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Thanks Alejandro.

Let me possibly try and investigate if there is some other cause for
these disconnection;

<session-start/>
<receive>
  <peer-disconnect/>
</receive>
<session-warning>
  <eof/>
</session-warning>
<disconnect>
  null:0
</disconnect>
<session-end/>

I is possible that a wrongly formatted ISO msg would cause the
ISOServer to respond
in such a way?
The problem is that in such a case the logs are empty, so its hard to
know what was sent to the ISOServer
that cases it to disconnect.

regards,
On Sep 30, 5:09 pm, Alejandro Revilla <a...@...> wrote:

> > By short timeout, you mean the sender is timing out the connections so
> > fast, even before I receive the ISO Msg?
>
> Yes. Remember timeout is expressed in millis.
>
> > Because of the short timeout, does this mean that my ISOServer doesn't
> > even receive the message, because in the logs there is no trace of any
> > incoming
> > iso msg.
>
> > Probably yes, but you may have a different issue, we don't have enough
>
> information to help.
>
>
>
> > In the case of no traffic, you mean client sends  0 bytes to the
> > ISOServer?
>
> > no traffic means that the client doesn't send any byte. Please don't be
>
> confused with a zero-length message that actually sends a small header with
> a zero length. That would mean 'traffic' from the low level TCP/IP
> pespective.

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