Exemple #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Tries to fail-over the connection, if the connection policy will permit it, and the fail-over process has not yet been
        /// started. If the connection does not allow fail-over then an exception will be raised. If a fail-over is already in progress
        /// this method allows it to continue to run and will do nothing.
        ///
        /// <p/>This method should only be called when the connection has been remotely closed.
        /// </summary>
        ///
        /// <returns>The fail-over state at the end of this attempt.</returns>
        private FailoverState AttemptFailover()
        {
            _log.Debug("private void AttemptFailover(): called");
            _log.Debug("_failoverState = " + _failoverState);

            // Ensure that the connection stops sending heart beats, if it still is.
            _connection.StopHeartBeatThread();

            // Check that the connection policy allows fail-over to be attempted.
            if (!_connection.IsFailoverAllowed)
            {
                _log.Debug("Connection does not allowed to failover");
                _connection.ExceptionReceived(
                    new AMQDisconnectedException("Broker closed connection and reconnection is not permitted."));
            }

            // Check if connection was closed deliberately by the application, in which case no fail-over is attempted.
            if (_connection.Closed)
            {
                return(_failoverState);
            }

            // If the connection allows fail-over and fail-over has not yet been started, then it is started and the fail-over state is
            // advanced to 'in progress'
            if (_failoverState == FailoverState.NOT_STARTED && _connection.IsFailoverAllowed)
            {
                _log.Info("Starting the fail-over process.");

                _failoverState = FailoverState.IN_PROGRESS;
                StartFailoverThread();
            }

            return(_failoverState);
        }
Exemple #2
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        /// <summary>
        /// Receives notification of any IO exceptions on the connection.
        ///
        /// <p/>Upon receipt of a connection closed exception or any IOException, the fail-over process is attempted. If the fail-over fails, then
        /// all method listeners and the application connection object are notified of the connection failure exception.
        ///
        /// <p/>All other exception types are propagated to all method listeners.
        /// </summary>
        public void OnException(Exception cause)
        {
            _log.Warn("public void OnException(Exception cause = " + cause + "): called");

            // Ensure that the method listener set cannot be changed whilst this exception is propagated to all listeners. This also
            // ensures that this exception is fully propagated to all listeners, before another one can be processed.
            lock (_lock)
            {
                if (cause is AMQConnectionClosedException || cause is System.IO.IOException)
                {
                    // Try a fail-over because the connection has failed.
                    FailoverState failoverState = AttemptFailover();

                    // Check if the fail-over has failed, in which case notify all method listeners of the exception.
                    // The application connection object is also notified of the failure of the connection with the exception.
                    if (failoverState == FailoverState.FAILED)
                    {
                        _log.Debug("Fail-over has failed. Notifying all method listeners of the exception.");

                        AMQException amqe = new AMQException("Protocol handler error: " + cause, cause);
                        PropagateExceptionToWaiters(amqe);
                        _connection.ExceptionReceived(cause);
                    }
                }
                // Notify all method listeners of the exception.
                else
                {
                    PropagateExceptionToWaiters(cause);
                    _connection.ExceptionReceived(cause);
                }
            }
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Tries to fail-over the connection, if the connection policy will permit it, and the fail-over process has not yet been
        /// started. If the connection does not allow fail-over then an exception will be raised. If a fail-over is already in progress
        /// this method allows it to continue to run and will do nothing.
        ///
        /// <p/>This method should only be called when the connection has been remotely closed.
        /// </summary>
        ///
        /// <returns>The fail-over state at the end of this attempt.</returns>
        private FailoverState AttemptFailover()
        {
            _log.Debug("private void AttemptFailover(): called");
            _log.Debug("_failoverState = " + _failoverState);

            // Ensure that the connection stops sending heart beats, if it still is.
            _connection.StopHeartBeatThread();

            // Check that the connection policy allows fail-over to be attempted.
            if (!_connection.IsFailoverAllowed)
            {
                _log.Debug("Connection does not allowed to failover");
                _connection.ExceptionReceived(
                    new AMQDisconnectedException("Broker closed connection and reconnection is not permitted."));
            }

            // Check if connection was closed deliberately by the application, in which case no fail-over is attempted.
            if (_connection.Closed)
            {
                return _failoverState;
            }

            // If the connection allows fail-over and fail-over has not yet been started, then it is started and the fail-over state is 
            // advanced to 'in progress'
            if (_failoverState == FailoverState.NOT_STARTED && _connection.IsFailoverAllowed)
            {
                _log.Info("Starting the fail-over process.");

                _failoverState = FailoverState.IN_PROGRESS;
                StartFailoverThread();
            }

            return _failoverState;
        }