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Posted to users@activemq.apache.org by Finnfalter <fi...@gmail.com> on 2014/01/14 13:31:36 UTC

[Apollo 1.6] Websocket connection closed after 5 seconds

Using Apollo 1.6 as a Websocket server and Java-Netty 3.8 as a Websocket
client with version V13 (RFC 6455 aka HyBi-17), the server closes the
connection after 5 seconds (for illustration, see below).

The server behaviour is independent from the client behaviour, e.g. the
connection is closed regardless if client sends messages or not.

How can I prevent the server from closing the Websocket connection after 5
seconds?

[Logs from Java-Netty 3.8 client for illustration]
/WebSocket Client connecting
WebSocket Client connected!
WebSocket Client sending messages ..
WebSocket Client *received closing* with reason phrase: ""
WebSocket Client disconnected!
WebSocket Client sending ping
[Errors]/




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Re: [Apollo 1.6] Websocket connection closed after 5 seconds

Posted by Finnfalter <fi...@gmail.com>.
Hello Vatsal,

sorry for may long delay of reply. It seems as if I was mistaken. At least,
I tracked down my issue to a different kind of problem. 

Therefore, I will delete my current post. 

However, thank You very much for Your reply and Your proposal to help.



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Re: [Apollo 1.6] Websocket connection closed after 5 seconds

Posted by vatsal12 <va...@gmail.com>.
Please upload logs on Apollo side. 
I will look into it.



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