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> -Original Message-
> From: qpid user 2 [mailto:qpid.use...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, December 31, 2010 6:43 AM
> To: users@qpid.apache.org
> Subject: Re: C# Qpid Connection Lost
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> Just to refreshing points on to the following thread, when
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Just to refreshing points on to the following thread, when the reconnect
option is disabled, after the first connection establishes, if the
connection is lost, no notification is sent across, e.g. an exception or
call back. And the reconnection itself does not update the IsOpen property
when it est
The reconnect option IS available in Qpid 0.6, as well as reconnect_interval
and reconnect_timeout. However the heartbeat option is not available. and as
I mentioned, the reconnection works only for the first time trying to
connect, and not when the connection is lost after the the connection is
es
On 12/22/2010 03:05 PM, qpid user 2 wrote:
Thanks Chuck,
The root cause of the issue I am facing is similar to the one mentioned in
the Jira you linked me to. I managed to make my sending procedure
indifferent from the status of the connection using a synchronization of the
messages and connecti
Ok this is another instance of the similar problem. the "connection.Open()"
(with "reconnect" option set to true) blocks the call and kicks off the
retry process when its called for the first time. After that, if the
connection is lost, it neither blocks the call nor kicks off the reconnect
process
Thanks Chuck,
The root cause of the issue I am facing is similar to the one mentioned in
the Jira you linked me to. I managed to make my sending procedure
indifferent from the status of the connection using a synchronization of the
messages and connection. My problem is that further on, options fo
Hi Sam,
Currently the connection returns no information callback about its
connected/disconnected status besides error log messages and a final exception
when the connection attempts fail. The connection.IsOpen member indicates True
or False if the connection is actually connected.
A similar i