| Timeout while connecting (4.4.0.2 client with 4.3.1 AC) [message #119172] |
Fri, 07 December 2007 04:32  |
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I'm doing filetransfer in my own java application using the Agent
Controller API as documented in
http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/platform/documents/newtechAC/jav adoc/overview-summary.html.
If both, client and server use version 4.4.0.2 everything works fine.
But when I use 4.3.1 on the server (have to because we need to support
SUN Solaris), the connect fails. On the other hand, I can import log
files from the SUN, so the AC seems to be installed properly.
After debugging a while I found, that the TPTP ImportLogWizard does not
use the API above but uses some internal classes. Is the API above the
recommended way to use Agent Controllers?
Here is an example code that fails:
final String HOST = "sun.tonbeller.com";
final int PORT = 10002;
ConnectionInfo connectionInfo = new ConnectionInfo();
INode node = NodeFactory.createNode(HOST);
connectionInfo.setHostName(HOST);
connectionInfo.setPort(PORT);
IAgentController agentController = node.connect(connectionInfo);
node.connect() throws
org.eclipse.tptp.platform.execution.exceptions.AgentControll erUnavailableException:
Error: Unable to connect to the Agent Controller.Timeout while waiting
for connection to complete
at
org.eclipse.tptp.platform.execution.client.core.internal.Nod eImpl.connect(NodeImpl.java:146)
The servicelog.log conatins among others an entry
msg="Connection accepted on socket 17"
so the connection happened, but then something went wrong.
I have created a bug report too.
Thanks for any hints,
Andreas
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| Re: Timeout while connecting (4.4.0.2 client with 4.3.1 AC) [message #119228 is a reply to message #119172] |
Mon, 10 December 2007 02:02  |
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Hi Andreas,
New AC is listening to the port 10006 by default (not 10002 as in your
sample). The port value is configured in the serviceconfig.xml file, in
the description of the "SocketTL" transport layer. You can check if the
port is listening to with "netstat" command. And don't forget to allow
connections from other hosts wher AC is configured.
As for TPTP 4.3, actually it contains new tech. AC on Linux and Windows
only. On Solaris it contains old RAC, so old hyades framework is required
to clients to be connected to.
Regards,
Igor
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