Why is the EMA logging Unknown msgClass errors?

stephen.coleman

We've written a service running in AWS using Java EMA 3.4.0.1 and connecting to EDP. It's receiving MMT_MARKET_PRICE and MMT_MARKET_BY_ORDER messages for 2,600 ASX RICs.

Occasionally our service is failing randomly with an OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded. It can run for days without issues and then fails. We're monitoring memory use can can't see any issues prior to failure.

About 5 minutes prior to failure we see this error in the log from EMA

loggerMsg\n ClientName: ChannelCallbackClient\n Severity: Warning\n Text: Received ChannelDownReconnecting event on channel Channel_3\n\tRsslReactor @44d8d44\n\tRsslChannel @25739122\n\tError Id 0\n\tInternal sysError 0\n\tError Location null\n\tError text CompressorException: invalid code lengths set\nloggerMsgEnd\n\n

Then when the channel reconnects we see these errors coming from EMA prior to the channel going down again.

Unknown msgClass: 0

Unknown msgClass: 19

Unknown msgClass: 14

Unknown msgClass: 25

Unknown msgClass: 13

Unknown msgClass: 29

Unknown msgClass: 17

Unknown msgClass: 26

Unknown msgClass: 30

Unknown msgClass: 27

This can happen several times then the POD CPU goes to 100% and eventually fails with a memory exception.

Subsequent to the first ChannelDownReconnecting event above we see an these errors with the channel going down then reconnects again.

loggerMsg\n ClientName: ChannelCallbackClient\n Severity: Warning\n Text: Received ChannelDownReconnecting event on channel Channel_3\n\tRsslReactor @44d8d44\n\tRsslChannel @12980f25\n\tError Id -1\n\tInternal sysError 0\n\tError Location Reactor.performChannelRead\n\tError text \nloggerMsgEnd\n\n

I haven't been able to replicate this issue locally in Dev so it's difficult to determine if the EMA errors are the cause of our service failure or a symptom of some other issue.

What does 'CompressorException: invalid code lengths set' mean?

And why are these 'Unknown msgClass' messages raised?

Thanks

umer.nalla

Hi @stephen.coleman

Unknown msgClass usually indicates the Message Type (Refresh, Update, Status etc) is not defined for this event/message - indicating a corrupt/invalid payload content.

The only place I can see the '"invalid code lengths set" message is in the zlib library source code.

Given that you are losing your connection to ERT (EDP) - you should raise a ticket with the ERT in Cloud team to investigate these connectivity losses. Make sure you choose Elektron Real Time in Cloud as the Product (and not an API - otherwise it will go to the wrong team).

You could also raise a ticket with Developer Support to investigate if data is getting corrupted at the API level perhaps after a connection loss/recovery scenario?

stephen.coleman

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/58780#Comment_58780

Thanks Umer, I'll raise this with the ERT in Cloud team and see how I go.