Reallocating message buffer error (TPTPAgentCompTL) [message #94317] |
Wed, 28 March 2007 13:51 |
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Originally posted by: guyfromindia.gmail.com
Hello, whenever I send some data to my Eclipse based client, I get the
following errors in my serviceconfig.log like below...
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Overfolow -- reallocating message buffer (1736507137 bytes).
Unable to re-allocate message buffer. The current message will be lost
Validated message of 1736507136 bytes
Overfolow -- reallocating message buffer (1736507137 bytes).
Unable to re-allocate message buffer. The current message will be lost
Validated message of 1736507136 bytes
Overfolow -- reallocating message buffer (1736507137 bytes).
Unable to re-allocate message buffer. The current message will be lost
Received bindDataConnection request
ACTL processing command (dataConnectionsBound) from srcID 1, agent ...
ConnectionManger - successfully added connectionID 108 for transportI...
Sent 40 bytes to client
Validated message of 64 bytes
Processing message of length 64 bytes.
Processing RA_START_MONITORING_AGENT_REMOTE
ACTL processing command (establishDataPath) from srcID 107, agent ED...
Validated message of 88 bytes
Processing message of length 88 bytes.
Processing RA_CUSTOM_COMMAND
Forwarding command to agent: tag=1a
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This happens when I call "ra_writeMessageBlock" to send data back to the
Eclipse client. As far as I can tell, I am passing a valid messageblock
with valid length....
Any idea why the TPTPAgentCompTL DLL thinks I need 1.7G of buffer!
The Error Message is located in CCTLServer.c.. Actually the source code has
a typo ("Overfolow -- reallocating message buffer")... so, searching for
"Overfolow" in the Agent source code is easier to locate the area..
Any help is appreciated..
Note: I dont have a way to setup the AC source code to debug using Visual
Studio ... Is there any help topic on how to setup the OLD tech AC source
code to debug using VStudio? That way, I can step thro the code and figure
out what's happening during 'readFromSocket' in CCTLServer.c...
TIA
-Murali
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