TCP timeout problems

Hello

Request: I'm using LabVIEW 8.2 to connect with a RFID reader.

I connect to the player via TCP and write (write block TCP) a number of orders (connection, system of game settings, player tags list queries), and my VI works smoothly, with one exception: since I don't know how many tags in advance will be near the read drive ability, I have no method to measure the length of the data back (the block of reading TCP bytes to read).

To break down the problem, I can either read a very small number of bytes and avoid a time-out error 56, losing some data back in the process, or I can allow the system to timeout, read a large number of bytes and allowing every step of execution take time designated in the time-out period rather than the amount of time it takes indeed for the reader to respond.

My question, simplified: is there a way I can use the TCP protocol to read only the data that is sent (rather not specify the number of bytes that will be read, which allows the VI to make when no additional data is available)?

Thank you in advance.

As far as I know, there is no way to check the amount of data it is in advance. Some protocols have a predefined byte quantity, or send a message by sending the length of the message, for you first read and know how many bytes you need.

If you can not do that, what you want to do is call reading TCP primitive in a while loop until you get an error in time-out and the warp threads in a tunnel of automatic indexing output. You can then wire the string array resulting 1 d in the string concatenate primitive to convert it to a string. In this way, you can use a short timeout and read a small number of bytes for each reading without loss of information.

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    # < 6 November 2008 10:14:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:17:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:24:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 10:38:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:04:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '25' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:09:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:28:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 11:49:21 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 12:20:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '29' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 12:47:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '20' to the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 12:56:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 1:10:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 1:18:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 3:29:21 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 6 November 2008 16:19:21 PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 5:23:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 17:59:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 18:31:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 6:51:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 19:24:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 19:31:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '26' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 19:41:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 8:00:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '30' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 8:21:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 8:47:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 9:15:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 9:20:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '23' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 9:34:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '22' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 10:06:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 10:12:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 10:54:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "28" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 11:05:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 11:12:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 11:28:17 AM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '27' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    ....
    [reboot]
    .....
    # < 7 November 2008 12:24:09 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: that of the "31" to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 12:31:09 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "14" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 12:31:09 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: "14" for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 12:35:09 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '16' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 1:14:09 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '17' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 1:15:09 pm PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '10' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 1:32:10 PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '19' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 2:03:10 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '15' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 2:12:10 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '11' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 2:12:10 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '11' for queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 2:24:10 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '24' to queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >
    # < 7 November 2008 3:39:10 PM PST > < Info > < HTTP > < credpwy01swlc04 > < WLPRODSVR04 > < ExecuteThread: '29' for the queue: 'default' > < identity kernel > <>< 101325 > < server could not send the HTTP message during the timeout value configured. The socket has been closed. >

    Its a known problem with WLS 7.0 SP7 (CR300032 and CR196369) associated with CompleteHTTPMessageTimeout. WebLogic Server closes a connection intermittently while responding to the slow clients. If you have a support contract, you can open a service request and download the patch and details of the Czech Republic.

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