RFA 8 java version login response is pending
I am migrating my consumer applciation from RFA 7 to RFA 8 Java version. I followed the tutorials provided in the RFA 8 package. The problem is previously we used RFA 7 connection type as SSL and now RFA 8 connection type as RSSL. We are able to connect to our server through port: 8101,SSL&RFA 7 but not with port:8101,RSSL&RFA 8. I tried switching port:14002,RSSL&RFA 8. I went through all the guides you provided but i didn't got any luck. Please suggest me the next steps.
I am getting below response in hte logs ..
LoginClient.processEvent: Received Login Response
LoginClient: Received Login Response - MsgType.REFRESH_RESP
MESSAGE
Msg Type: MsgType.REFRESH_RESP
Msg Model Type: LOGIN
Indication Flags: REFRESH_COMPLETE
Hint Flags: HAS_ATTRIB_INFO | HAS_ITEM_GROUP | HAS_RESP_TYPE_NUM | HAS_STATE
State: OPEN, SUSPECT, NONE, "All connections pending"
Group: 0000
RespTypeNum: 0 (RespType.SOLICITED)
Hello @applicationdevelopment
According to the log, it seems that your application can get the session(RFAJ configuration is loaded successfully) and RFAJ waits for the login response but there is no response back from the server. Can you check with your network admin if there is firewall which does not allow sending/receiving messages between your machine and the server on port 14002?
Hello,
By default,
Port 8101 is connection type SSL
Port 14002 is connection type RSSL
To verify I would first try SSL => 8101
However, to benefit from both better efficiency and new features, would then move to RSSL => 14002 and consider Elektron API suite.
I need to have a consumer should work with Port:14002 and RFA 8 Java version.
As I read in the docs, SSL is deprecated in RFA8.
Suggest me why I am getting this pending response back.
As the error message indicates not being able to connect,
Are you able to test with telnet,
telnet yourinfrahost 14002
?
@zoya.farberov
I already did telent the port 14002.
port is open and listening.
@zoya.farberov
There is a firewall blocking the login. Thanks for the help.
Which application are you trying to use? Is it one of the example applications shipped with the RFA 8 package, or your own app?
I am using quick start example in the rfa 8 package
rfaj8.0.1.E2.all.rrg\Examples\com\reuters\rfa\example\quickstart\QuickStartConsumer
with my own prefs.xml which connects to my remote ADS server.Just to double-check here,
QuickStart acquires session in code as defined:
// 4. Acquire a Session
_session = Session.acquire(
Please check that your session is defined via Config Editor tool? and corresponds to the infra you are connecting to?
@zoya.farberov
My session is defined. I double checked it.
I can see a warning message in my config editor as:
Warning: Unable to access backing storage of system preferences tree
Changes to system tree will not be made persistent
Editing system tree is disabled
In my putty:
WARNING: Prefs file removed in background /home/reuters/.java/.userPrefs/prefs.xml
Nov 18, 2016 11:59:38 AM java.util.prefs.FileSystemPreferences syncWorld
WARNING: Couldn't flush system prefs: java.util.prefs.BackingStoreException: /etc/.java/.systemPrefs/_!&8!~!"1!'0!b@"5!%4!bw"k!'`= create failed.