Hello all, I have written my own openwire client in C, and it has been running fine since activeMQ 5.2 was released, however, we are trying to migrate to activeMQ 5.6.0 and the nio+ssl transport and when we do that, activeMQ doesn't receive any packets from our client.
Transport Matrix: tcp = works ssl = works nio = works nio+ssl = broken Of course using a java client works fine, but my C client (that uses openssl 0.9.8 as the SSL provider) isn't working, so I'm sure I'll need to make some tweak to my client, but I'm not sure what will be different. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction on this one, I'm looking at the ActiveMQ source trying to unwind what might be happening trying to receive the messages. I am now stepping through the broker in a debugger, and what I am seeing is that in the serviceRead() method of the NIOSSLTransport class, the secureRead() method is returning 0 for the readCount, where I think the value is supposed to be greater than 0. So I further looked at the secureRead() method, and where the line "sslEngine.unwrap(inputBuffer, plain);" is invoked, it is returning that it is NOT_HANDSHAKING. I can make progress if I change the code to retry the serviceRead() if the readCount is 0, but that breaks something else as I start getting data out of sequence. Thanks, Jim -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/nio-ssl-issue-with-custom-openwire-client-tp4654578.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
