Why does RFA application always receive ”All Connection Pending” Login Refresh at initial?

Catherine Wong

I
have tried the StarterConsumer application and found that the application
always logs the following message.

<- Received MMT_LOGIN
Refresh - Login Pending
streamState : Open
dataState   : Suspect
statusCode  : None
statusText  : All connections Pending.

What
does the above message mean and why is it received?

veerapath.rungruengrayubkul

The “All connections Pending.”
Refresh message is generated automatically by RFA, once an application call
registerClient for Login request. Once the connection is established and RFA
receives actual Login Refresh message from a provider/server, RFA will generate
an aggregated status since the status is changed from Open/Suspect to Open/Ok.
This means that the consumer application should ignore the first Login Pending
Refresh message and verify login success via the Login Open/Ok status instead.

<- Received MMT_LOGIN Status - Login Accepted
streamState : Open
dataState  : Ok
statusCode  : None
statusText  : Refresh Completed.

This is a part of multiple
connections support in RFA Consumer. The intent is to make the multiple
connections appear to the client as a single connection. RFA will send the
client’s login request to each of the connections and aggregate the response
messages. The client will receive login response messages with a stream state
and data state representing the overall or aggregated login status of all of
the connections. Lastly, the client receives login response messages only when
the aggregated state changes. Single connection configuration also is affected by this concept.