What is the value for PID that SmartSockets returns when a general poll message is issued in a Java RTclient?
Article ID: KB0089215
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
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When a general poll message is issued, the Java RTclient responds with a PID that is something like -1107345987, a return value not associated with an actual PID. The reason for this is that a Java client cannot retrieve its PID, so a "fake" PID (System.currentTimeMillis) is used instead.
When a general poll message is issued, the Java RTclient responds with a PID that is something like -1107345987, a return value not associated with an actual PID. The reason for this is that a Java client cannot retrieve its PID, so a "fake" PID (System.currentTimeMillis) is used instead.
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What is the value for PID that SmartSockets returns when a general poll message is issued in a Java RTclient?
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