="galder.zamarreno(a)jboss.com" wrote : In the case of clustered invokers, I think
disconnecting the current client before creating/connecting a new one would make sense as
otherwise you're leaking clients (this probably needs a jira, FAO Brian thoughts?)
There are really 2 cases here:
a) switching to a new Client due to failover. In that case the InvokerLocator is removed
from the set of targets and disconnecting seems like an obvious right thing to do.
b) switching to a new Client due to normal load balancing (e.g. RoundRobin) with an
expectation that we may end up creating another Client later for the same InvokerLocator.
That, if I understand the code correctly, will end up using the already-existing
ClientInvoker
The b) case is more tricky. If in the non-clustered case we end up deciding to call
disconnect after every invocation, then the clustered case should as well. If
non-clustered doesn't disconnect on every invocation, we can revisit. Sounds like
disconnecting is necessary though, with the "invokerDestructionDelay" as the
workaround to cut down on the waste associated with that.
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