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Yi Chen
2010-05-13
2013-05-17
  • Yi Chen

    Yi Chen - 2010-05-13

    Hi, I don't know whether you test with UDT project written by C++.
    I tested these two projects. They could work separately. But can not work with each other.
    For example: I used UDT-JAVA for server. UDT-C++ for client. The client quickly report:connect: Connection setup failure: connection time out. And server actually received the client request. Because I can   see the log message at server side: Handling request from Destination: 10.45.8.5 port=53979 socketID=361747775
    Handling request from Destination: 10.45.8.5 port=53979 socketID=361747775
    Handling request from Destination: 10.45.8.5 port=53979 socketID=361747775

    And other problem is UDT-JAVA working with LVS(Linux Vritual System).
    I used UDT-C++ project with LVS. It can worked correctly. Each request can be sent to real server by loading balance, also the response can be received by client.
    But UDT-JAVA could not work, the server could receive request, but client could not receive response. The appearance is similar like UDT-JAVA connecting with UDT-C++.

     
  • Bernd Schuller

    Bernd Schuller - 2010-05-13

    hi,

    I am aware that the C++ and Java UDT implementations currently do not work together. This is a topic that will be addressed in the future, please be patient, since this work is done basically in my spare time :-) Of course you are welcome if you want to help out.

    As to the other problem, I do not know about LVS and what kind of problems occur there. I am using standard Java UDP network sockets, so maybe the problem is rather related to Java networking together with LVS.

    Regards,
    Bernd.

     

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