1 Reply Latest reply on Jul 14, 2011 9:17 AM by gp0108

    InVM transport problem with FS-Listener

    gp0108

      Hi,

      i have a problem using the following configuration for fs-listener:

       

      <service category="copy" name="fileCopy" description="copyFtp1" invmScope="GLOBAL">

                        <property name="maxThreads" value="1"/>

                  <listeners>

                      <fs-listener maxThreads="1" name="copyListener" busidref="copyBus" is-gateway="true" schedule-frequency="120">

                          <property name="composer-class" value="my.composer.LocalCopyMessageComposer"></property>

                                <property name="file-filter-class" value="my.filter.CommaSeparatedFileFilter"/>

                      </fs-listener>

                  </listeners>

                 <actions mep="OneWay">

                    <!-- send file via FTP -->

                </actions>

      </service>

       

      After some day, the service stops working, without an apparent reason.

      The listener creates correctly the temp file, but the underlying service doesn't receive the esb-aware message.

       

      Instead, I have another service configured this way, and I haven't had any problem yet.

       

      <service category="copy" name="copy2" description="copyFtp2" invmScope="GLOBAL">

              <property name="maxThreads" value="2"/>

       

                  <listeners>

                      <fs-listener maxThreads="2" name="copyListener2" busidref="copyBus2" is-gateway="true" schedule-frequency="120">

                      <property name="composer-class" value="my.composer.LocalCopyMessageComposer"></property>

                      <property name="file-filter-class" value="my.filter.CommaSeparatedFileFilter"/>

                      </fs-listener>

                  </listeners>

       

      <actions mep="OneWay">

                   <!-- send file via FTP -->

               </actions>

      </service>

       

      It can be that limiting to 1 the fs-listener "maxThreads" value causes this problem?

      The file size is small (max 15KB) for both services.

       

      Thanks in advance

      Giulio