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Timeout on proxies to allocatable objects over glacier2
Hi,
What I would like to accomplish is using short timeouts for synchronous calls, and longer timeouts for asynchronous calls (AMI),
but I've been struggling with setting the timeout value on a proxy.
The setup is the following:
Icegrid / Glacier2 / Session activated objects
Clients need to allocate a remote object, by doing this, a proxy is returned which they can use now.
So far, so good... But when I try to set a different timeout value and use the new proxy, I immediately get this message:
TcpTransceiver.cpp:221: Ice::ConnectionLostException:
connection lost: recv() returned zero
Ice properties:
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?
I've tested this on Debian Linux 6.0 with Ice 3.4.2 (also tried the older version Ice 3.3.1)
Thanks in advance!
What I would like to accomplish is using short timeouts for synchronous calls, and longer timeouts for asynchronous calls (AMI),
but I've been struggling with setting the timeout value on a proxy.
The setup is the following:
Icegrid / Glacier2 / Session activated objects
Clients need to allocate a remote object, by doing this, a proxy is returned which they can use now.
So far, so good... But when I try to set a different timeout value and use the new proxy, I immediately get this message:
TcpTransceiver.cpp:221: Ice::ConnectionLostException:
connection lost: recv() returned zero
Ice::ObjectPrx prx__ = my_session_->allocateObjectByType("my.service"); //the next line causes the problem prx__ = prx__->ice_timeout(5000); MyServicePrx proxy__ = MyServicePrx::checkedCast(prx__); proxy__->test();
Ice properties:
Ice.Override.Timeout = <not set> //when using any other value, the result is always the same Ice.MonitorConnections = 60 Ice.RetryIntervals = -1 //must be -1 when using glacier2 Ice.ACM.Client = 0 //must be 0 when using glacier2
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?
I've tested this on Debian Linux 6.0 with Ice 3.4.2 (also tried the older version Ice 3.3.1)
Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
Setting the timeout for routed proxies on a per-proxy basis is not possible, the documentation states:
Glacier2 Session Management - Ice 3.4 - ZeroC
Best regards,
Emko van Dam0 -
Thank you very much. I guess I overlooked that part in the documentation.
Maybe this could be noted somewhere in the general section about proxies and timeouts.0 -
Maybe this could be noted somewhere in the general section about proxies and timeouts.
Regards,
Mark0