com.softwareag.tamino.db.api.invocation.TCommunicationExcept

[Patrick_McConnell]

There was a post earlier about this, but not much of a response.

When I perform thousands of small/fast updates and inserts I occassionally get a TCommunicationException. I cannot find this exception in the documentation. I would like to catch it and retry the operation, but it does not seem to be thrown by the offending function.

Any information would be helpful.

Thanks!

-Patrick

[rapo]

Hi!

Do you have the XML Starter Kit Tamino or you have a full licenced one? This is important because if you have the tryout version there are several limitations like sessions number or database size that could generate unexpected errors.

[Mark_Kuschnir]

Just out of interest which JDK are you using? And on what platform? I have heard that JDK 1.4 fixed a few problems in the HTTP library. I.e. have you tried the latest JRE 1.4?

[Patrick_McConnell]

Full licenced version.

Originally posted by rapo:
Hi!

Do you have the XML Starter Kit Tamino or you have a full licenced one? This is important because if you have the tryout version there are several limitations like sessions number or database size that could generate unexpected errors.

[Patrick_McConnell]

1.3.1 on IRIX

I have not tried the latest jre. I am somewhat hesitant to install 1.4 on our SGI because I am unsure whether they will live together well.

Originally posted by markk:
Just out of interest which JDK are you using? And on what platform? I have heard that JDK 1.4 fixed a few problems in the HTTP library. I.e. have you tried the latest JRE 1.4?

[Mark_Kuschnir]

I would have thought that you have a better chance of them co-existing on a Unix box than Windows.

Mind you - the more modern JREs/JDKs seem to default to “versioned” directories. This is even true for Windows. You could always try a “custom” installation to your HOME directory - i.e. installing without privileges.