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Protocol specific error codes TCP/IP SOCKETS
Hi ,
I need help in investigating Protocol specific error TCP/IP Sockets which we get from time to time randomly on the reporting system. I don’t see any pattern.
Sometimes users get this type of error when they click on the report first time when they click on the reports tab second time report data displayed on the screen.
Any idea?
"A communication error has detected. Communication protocol being used:
Reply.fill() Communication API being used InputStream.read(). Location where the error was detected : Insufficient data: Communication function detecting the error.*
Protocol specific error codes TCP/IP SOCKETS
I need help in investigating Protocol specific error TCP/IP Sockets which we get from time to time randomly on the reporting system. I don’t see any pattern.
Sometimes users get this type of error when they click on the report first time when they click on the reports tab second time report data displayed on the screen.
Any idea?
"A communication error has detected. Communication protocol being used:
Reply.fill() Communication API being used InputStream.read(). Location where the error was detected : Insufficient data: Communication function detecting the error.*
Protocol specific error codes TCP/IP SOCKETS
quistlogic
maybe they arent waiting long enough? or you dont have a long enough delay (the database is ssssssssssssslowwwwwwww)
TCP/IP Sockets are the type of error, not an error code. It simply means there's a socket error, doesn't tell you anything more. quistlogic is probably right, it does seem like a timeout. If there's a delay before they see the message, they're timing out..if the message comes up quickly, it's probably another running process that's causing it to time out, maybe not finishing fast enough to handle a new connection?
ASKER
It make sense.
Is it possible for me to recreate the same type of error?
Is it possible for me to recreate the same type of error?
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Thanks again I really appreciate your help . I am new in Web development and Java, switched from the mainframe.
Have to go through some adjustments and humble experience.
Have to go through some adjustments and humble experience.
I am not a fan of java. I like it's portability, I like it's functionality, I like it's concept....but anything that creates error messages even more convoluted than Microsoft's is just evil.