[jboss-user] [JBoss Messaging] - Network Failure undetected - Linux

[cbolanos]

Good morning, I have developed a JMS system. These are their main properties:

Jboss Messaging 1.4.0 SP3
Jboss Remoting 1.2.2 sp7
Jboss AS 4.2.2.GA
Linux debian 4

In a Jboss server there is a Queue, with a MDB listener on it, and a topic. When the MDB receives a message, pass it to the topic after processing it.

I have serveral clients who send messages to the remote Queue and receive messages from the topic, because all of them have a durable suscription.



This is the code of the JMS Client durable suscription

  | ...
  | //Remote connections
  | AVMain.controller.updateProgressAction(35, "Starting Remote Connections...");
  | ic2 = new InitialContext();
  | AVMain.controller.updateProgressAction(45);   
  | ConnectionFactory cf2= null;    
  | cf2 = (ConnectionFactory)ic2.lookup(jndiConnectionFactory);
  | AVMain.controller.printLog("Found remote context: " + ic2.getEnvironment().get(ic2.PROVIDER_URL));
  | connection2 = cf2.createConnection(jmsUser, jmsPwd);
  | AVMain.controller.updateProgressAction(55);
  | AVMain.controller.printLog("JMS connection 2 created " + " of type " + connection2.getClass().getName());
  | 			
  | ave = new AVExceptionListener();
  | //Obligatorio indicar clientid para poder crear una durable suscription
  | connection2.setClientID(clientId);
  | AVMain.controller.printLog("Client id " + clientId + "established");
  | 			
  | connection2.setExceptionListener(ave);
  | session2 = connection2.createSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
  | AVMain.controller.updateProgressAction(60);
  | AVMain.controller.printLog("Session2 created auto ack and without transatcions");
  | 
  | 

My problem is that in Linux enviroment, the client doesn't detect network failure (e.g if I disconect eth wire), however in Windows enviroment it does because the ExceptionListener throws an ConnectException. I've read a lot of configuring timeouts, keep alives, but i can't find the solution.

Please, could anyone help me.

Thank you for your great job.

Regards.

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