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Subject:    [jira] Created: (SANDESHA2-105) Connexion pending with
From:       "jerome camilleri (JIRA)" <jira () apache ! org>
Date:       2007-07-13 9:04:04
Message-ID: 18343576.1184317444719.JavaMail.jira () brutus
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Connexion pending with TerminateSequence
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                 Key: SANDESHA2-105
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SANDESHA2-105
             Project: Sandesha2
          Issue Type: Bug
    Affects Versions: 1.2
         Environment: Axis2 1.2
Sandesha 1.2
Debian
            Reporter: jerome camilleri


I used TCPMon (or SOAPMonitor) to monitor my WebServices ( IN-OUT MEP synchrone)  \
with Axis2-1.2 and sandesha2-1.2 module activate. All request is listed correctly and \
state for eatch begin to Active and become Completed. Some of them stay in Active \
                state (all Terminate Sequence in fact).
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 I work always on my client deamon which send MTOM file with WebService Axis2 1.2 and \
Sandesha 1.2 for reliability. My system work very well but after 2000 sequences send \
to the server my client is shutdown because of "Too many open file" exception. I had \
already factorize the ConfigurationContext to avoid multiple files lock but my \
problem still continuing and I think it's related to my previous observation about \
active connexion on TCPMon....

The netstat --program return thousands of lines :
tcp        1      0 bounty.dc.frec.bull.fr:8147 tahiti.dc.frec.bul:webcache \
CLOSE_WAIT  15062/java (the 15062 process is my deamon client)

In fact, if I count the number of CLOSE-WAIT connexions it's the same than the number \
of sequence sending...

So the Terminate sequence is pending and consums all my client ressources...

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