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| No data received on TCPIPClientReceive node |
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| petervh1 |
 Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 3:51 am Post subject: No data received on TCPIPClientReceive node |
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Joined: 19 Apr 2010
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Hello
Environment: IIB 10.0.0.6, Win 8.1
I'm sending an XML string to a remote server and am expecting a response XML string.
Using Telnet, this works fine. When I use a simple flow, the request message is sent from the TCPIPClientOutput node to the server, but I get no response on the TCPIPClientReceive node.
I used a TCP/IP trace to verify that the request and response from the server are as expected (Telnet), and I see the data in a DOS command window. When I initiate the request from a message flow:
MQInput -> TCPIPClientOutput -> TCPIPClientReceive -> MQOutput
I see the request in the trace, and then a reply from the server with a TCP payload length of 0.
My TCPIPClientOutputNode has the following configuration:
Advanced Tab:
Close Connection: No
Close Output Stream after record has been sent: unchecked/false
Output Stream Modification: Reserve output stream (for use by future TCPIP nodes)
Input Stream Modification: Leave unchanged
Records and Elements Tab:
Record detection: Record is Unmodified Data
My TCPIPClientReceiveNode has the following configuration:
Advanced Tab:
Close Connection: No
Close Input Stream after record has been received: unchecked/false
Input Stream Modification: Leave unchanged
Output Stream Modification: Reserve output stream
Records and Elements Tab:
Record detection: Connection Closed
Can anybody help? |
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| Vakku |
| Posted: Mon Jul 17, 2017 9:11 pm Post subject: No data received on TCPIPClientReceive nod |
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Joined: 13 Oct 2008
Posts: 20
Location: California
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Looks like the Record Detection property in TCPReceive node is set as "Connection Closed", but you are never closing the TCP connection. That may be the cause.
Just to give a try, change the record detection mode to Fixed Length and give few bytes or try with Delimited if you know of the data structure. |
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