Question related to Case : 05528463

tomonori.tamura
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Regarding subject case#.

we are still having issue of fail over function.

The follwing is answer to the case ,

Would you advise us if any missing or any issue.

Thanks,

Tamura

  1. The version of RFA Java that you
    are using

JSFC version: 3.5.6.10_F32

  1. The full configurations


<Property key="ServerList" value="jpapp2ps1.jpn.nsroot.net
jpacp2ps1.jpn.nsroot.net"/>


<Property key="UserName" value="citismrt"/>


<Property key="ServiceName" value="RDFLEX"/>


<Property key="RetryMillis" value="4000"/>


<Property key="ServerList" value="jpapp2ps1.jpn.nsroot.net
jpacp2ps1.jpn.nsroot.net"/>


<Property key="UserName" value="citismrt"/>


<Property key="ServiceName" value="IDN_SELECTFEED"/>

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Best Answer

  • Nipat Kunvutipongsak
    Nipat Kunvutipongsak LSEG
    Answer ✓

    According to JSFC’s configuration guide, the configuration names are case-sensitive (e.g. serverList and username). Therefore, ServerList, UserName, ServiceName, and RetryMillis are not valid from JSFC’s perspective. Especially, ServiceName and RetryMillis do not even exist in the JSFC’s guide at all.

    The correct way to set fail-over server in JSFC is that there should be a space character separated between each server name/host name/ip address.

    For example,

    XConfigDb configDb = new XConfigDb();
    ...
    configDb.addVariable("serverList", "10.42.68.69 localhost 192.168.27.46 192.168.27.48");
    ...

    _session = Session.create(_appId, _configDb);
    • 10.43.68.69 is tried first.
    • localhost is tried second.
    • 192.168.27.46 is tried third.
    • 192.168.27.48 is tried last.

    Hope this helps.

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