Trigger ClientChannelEvent.Timeout and ClientSessionEvent.TIMEOUT independently to host's program cycle times#790
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On some hosts, on which waiting for the `futureLock.wait(remWait)` is faster than 1 millisecond, `remWait` gets reduced by 123 milliseconds although not even one passed. This causes a `ClientChannelEvent.Timeout` after a much smaller time passed than the configured timeout. As each host has different cycle times, this happens an unknown amount of times. With these changes, the `remWait` is calculated based on the milliseconds passed instead of transformed nanoseconds.
With the removal of the TimeUnit conversion from nanoseconds to milliseconds, import becomes obsolete.
On some hosts, on which waiting for the `futureLock.wait(remWait)` is faster than 1 millisecond, `remWait` gets reduced by 123 milliseconds although not even one passed. This causes a `ClientSessionEvent.TIMEOUT` after a much smaller time passed than the configured timeout. As each host has different cycle times, this happens an unknown amount of times. With these changes, the `remWait` is calculated based on the milliseconds passed instead of transformed nanoseconds.
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Thank you for this fix. The old code looks like someone put in some placeholder code and forgot to clean up later. |
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On some hosts, on which waiting for the
futureLock.wait(remWait)is faster than 1 millisecond,remWaitgets reduced by 123 milliseconds although not even one passed.As each host has different cycle times, this happens an unknown amount of times.
This causes a
ClientChannelEvent.Timeoutafter a much smaller time passed than the configured timeout.With these changes, the
remWaitis calculated based on the milliseconds passed instead of transformed nanoseconds.The same code is found in
ClientSessionImpl@waitFor. This is also addressed.