Re: Unexpected idle timeout behaviours

2024-03-14 Thread Ciaran
> > > > > > > I've provided the full set of frames below, but if I'm interpreting > > correctly the inputSequence property is not being incremented on receipt > of > > data which means that the deadline for hearing from the peer again is not > > being suitably increased. (I can see the sequence inc

Re: Unexpected idle timeout behaviours

2024-03-14 Thread Timothy Bish
On 3/13/24 17:54, Ciaran wrote: Hi, I'm experiencing IdleTimeoutExceptions on my connections when I don't believe I should. I've looked around and I can see that it is not uncommon for people to misunderstand the AMQP timeout semantics, so this is quite possible. However, viewing the frames and

Re: [QPID PROTON PYTHON] How to send messages in loop within the same link or connection.

2024-03-14 Thread Ted Ross
Richard, If you look in the Python examples directory, you'll find an example called recurring_timer.py. This shows how you can set up a recurring timer that fires every 4 seconds. When the timer fires, you can send your 30 messages in a loop. I would recommend checking the available credit on

[QPID PROTON PYTHON] How to send messages in loop within the same link or connection.

2024-03-14 Thread Richard Sylvain
Hi all. I would like to know how to send messages in an infinite loop within the same producer (link). Or at least the same connection. I would like to send 30 messages then sleep 4 seconds in loop. I am not specialist of event programming. Could you share a sample please. As in the QPID proton