Hello @banerjees

One possible way to know disconnection with details is in the answer in this question. If the server does not send the reason why it disconnects, you have to check the server log file.

Another way is to use ChannelInformation interface and check the channel state. The interface is about the out bound channel used to connect for receiving data. For example when the connection is closed, example170__MarketPrice__ChannelInfo prints:

event channel info (status)
hostname: 192.168.27.15
    IP address: not available for OmmConsumer connections
    connected component info: unavailable
    channel state: closed
    connection type: socket
    protocol type: Reuters wire format
    major version: 14
    minor version: 1
    ping timeout: 30
    max fragmentation size: 0
    max output buffers: 0
    guaranteed output buffers: 0
    number input buffers: 0
    system send buffer size: 0
    system receive buffer size: 0
    compression type: none
    compression threshold:

Please more details of this interface, please refer to Elektron Message API Java Edition Reference Manual

@banerjees

The most common reason for disconnection is "overflow condition". You can verify this in the server log. The message looks like:

RSSL disconnect from "xxx" at position "x.x.x.x" on host "abc" using application "" on channel xx. Reason: User using application on channel xx has been disconnected due to an overflow condition.

If you found this error in the server log, it could indicate that the application is a slow consumer.

The Buffer Overflow condition generally occurs once the Consumer application cannot keep up with the amount of data that is received, so the server needs to store data in its outbound buffer and disconnect the Consumer client once the buffer exceeds limitation.

For more information, please refer to this thread.

Thanks for the ChannelInformation interface information. I think we can use that interface to cater the purpose if the need comes.