Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2012 2:50 pm Post subject: amq9259
Knight
Joined: 29 Jan 2007 Posts: 500 Location: DC
Looking for the best explanation of what is causing this error (from memory or a manual or where ever):
I have two app server engines talking to an MQ server doing JMS API calls to put messages onto a request queue and same app servers are using MDB listeners to get message replies off a reply queue.
The messages are flowing fine but I see a boat load of AMQ9259s in the MQ server error logs:
AMQ9259 : process (1234.5678) user mqm Program amqrmppa
Connection from host 01.02.03.04 timed out
Explanation:
A connection from host 01.02.03.04 over tcp/ip timed out
Check to see why data was not received in expected time. Correct the problem. Reconnect the channel or wait for the retrying channel to reconnect itself.
We had problems with orphaned channels building up so we used the ClientIdle parameter to cure this. Is the ClientIdle switch forcing the AMQ9259s?
TIA _________________ "Truth is ... grasping the virtually unconditioned",
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(from book titled "Insight" subtitled "A Study of Human Understanding")
We had problems with orphaned channels building up so we used the ClientIdle parameter to cure this. Is the ClientIdle switch forcing the AMQ9259s?
TIA
I'd expect so. The question really is why did you use ClientIdle instead of trying to get at the root problem: Why are some applications not closing the connection? I guess the build up comes from WAS. The other question is to look at the buildup and determine if it is legitimate...
how many connections are needed looking at the MDB setup (number of bean instances + 1 with a sum across all MDB's
how many additional instances are needed related to mdbs (answer session) (number of bean instances across all beans doing a reply)
How many concurrent request scenarios using another connection will your WAS server support
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