Exception at closing streams

Added by Hajnal Akos almost 11 years ago

Dear Developers,

Just a minor note - maybe applies to version 0.9.16 only.

If I close input/output streams opened by :

org.ogf.saga.file.FileInputStream fis = FileFactory.createFileInputStream(session, url); 
org.ogf.saga.file.FileOutputStream fos = FileFactory.createFileOutputStream(session, url, false);

using the parameterless close() method, sometimes I get exception (for different protocols, randomly):

java.io.IOException: java.io.EOFException
    at fr.in2p3.jsaga.impl.file.stream.FileInputStreamImpl.close(FileInputStreamImpl.java:68) ~[jsaga-engine-0.9.16-20130916.125217-22.jar:0.9.16-SNAPSHOT]

java.io.IOException: java.io.EOFException
    at fr.in2p3.jsaga.impl.file.stream.FileOutputStreamImpl.close(FileOutputStreamImpl.java:80) ~[jsaga-engine-0.9.16-20130916.125217-22.jar:0.9.16-SNAPSHOT]

Regards,
Akos Hajnal

(PS. As a workaround, now I am trying to override close() with close(TaskMode.SYNC), but not too elegant...)

Replies (3)

RE: Exception at closing streams - Added by Schwarz Lionel almost 11 years ago

Hi Akos,
The code hasn't changed in 0.9.17-SNAPSHOT.
Could you send me the full stacktrace on my email please?
Lionel

RE: Exception at closing streams - Added by Hajnal Akos almost 11 years ago

Hi Lionel,

I tried in every possible way, on different protocols, with many threads, but couldn't reproduce the problem.
It seems that your code works fine, and I don't know now I could force jsaga to throw that exception...

Sorry for the false alarm,
Akos

RE: Exception at closing streams - Added by Schwarz Lionel almost 11 years ago

Hi Akos,
From what I can see in the source code, this should happen with a particular (or few) protocol, because the exception is thrown by the method disconnect() implemented in the data adaptor (variable m_connection in the code below):

    public void close() throws IOException {
        // close stream
        m_inStream.close();

        // close connection
        if (m_connection != null) {
            try {
                m_connection.disconnect();
            } catch (NoSuccessException e) {
                throw new IOException(e.getMessage());
            }
        }
    }

So, you can simply catch IOException at close() and ignore it.
For the next release, I will maybe ignore exceptions thrown by disconnect().

Lionel

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