ActiveMQ version 5.8.

Seeing a strange behavior where a consumer is connected to the broker but
throwing  "InvalidClientIDException". 
which says that one more connection is trying to connect to the the broker
using the same client_id. But I am only creating one connection: Single
consumer, subscribing to a single topic.[I am only seeing this issue with
every consumer. Only sometimes this issue is happening]


/org.apache.activemq.broker.TransportConnection#processAddConnection 772
WARN] - Failed to add Connection
ID:barium21.nyc.*.com-42338-1399765615445-1:1, reason:
javax.jms.InvalidClientIDException: Broker: mqbrokerqa - Client: JMSPonger
already connected from tcp://barium21.nyc.*.com:45656 
/

When I checked the source code of ActiveMQ RegionBroker I suspect while
remove client there are some checks which might causing this issue and not
let the clientID remove from the clientIDList. Below is the source code from
RegionBroker: 

I don;t understand why do we need to check the context and connection Id's.
If we are sure that there can only be one client possible with one client
ID. then why can't we directly remove that without checking conenction ID
and context ? 

...
    public void removeConnection(ConnectionContext context, ConnectionInfo
info,
                                 Throwable error) throws Exception)
   {
        .....

        synchronized (clientIdSet) {
            ConnectionContext oldValue = clientIdSet.get(clientId);
            // we may be removing the duplicate connection, not the first
            // connection to be created
            // so lets check that their connection IDs are the same
            if (oldValue == context) {
                if (isEqual(oldValue.getConnectionId(),
info.getConnectionId())) {
                    clientIdSet.remove(clientId);
       .....
   }
...



Thanks,
Anuj



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