What does Utility Error Code 10, "T_ERR_EOF" mean?
Article ID: KB0085334
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| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
This error code indicates an end of file condition. This error code is typically seen in a client log when the connection has been closed by the RTserver and the RTclient tries to read on the closed connection. This error can also be seen in an RTserver log file if it was the RTclient that was responsible for closing the connection. NOTE: If using the Java API the client will see the following equivalent error: "reader: in: connection dropped".
Increasing the server_read_timeout in the client (or client_read_timeout in the server), may be sufficient to address this problem, but a better solution is to determine what is causing the read_timeout to trigger (network delay, slow receiver, etc.) and address that core problem
This error code indicates an end of file condition. This error code is typically seen in a client log when the connection has been closed by the RTserver and the RTclient tries to read on the closed connection. This error can also be seen in an RTserver log file if it was the RTclient that was responsible for closing the connection. NOTE: If using the Java API the client will see the following equivalent error: "reader: in: connection dropped".
Increasing the server_read_timeout in the client (or client_read_timeout in the server), may be sufficient to address this problem, but a better solution is to determine what is causing the read_timeout to trigger (network delay, slow receiver, etc.) and address that core problem
Issue/Introduction
What does Utility Error Code 10, "T_ERR_EOF" mean?
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