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uPortal
Created: 15/Nov/04 10:50 AM
Updated: 03/Jul/07 04:10 PM
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2.4.1
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2.4.2
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> 2) When the ChannelManager swaps out a channel for the CError channel, the
> end session events never propagate to the original channel. This was
> particularly bad with the CPortletChannel channel which keeps a static Map
> for ChannelState objects. Luckily all my portlets on the "Portlet Examples"
> tab weren't configurated and all failed .. which uncovered it.
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> We could add a method to CError to retrieve the "the_channel" attribute,
> then have ChannelManager propagate the SESSION_DONE event (or others??).
------- Additional Comment #1 From Nick Bolton 2004-11-13 09:30 -------
There is similar behavor with CSecureInfo. Both CSecureInfo and CError should
implement receiveEvent and pass events they receive along to the channels they
hold.
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Description
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> 2) When the ChannelManager swaps out a channel for the CError channel, the
> end session events never propagate to the original channel. This was
> particularly bad with the CPortletChannel channel which keeps a static Map
> for ChannelState objects. Luckily all my portlets on the "Portlet Examples"
> tab weren't configurated and all failed .. which uncovered it.
>
> We could add a method to CError to retrieve the "the_channel" attribute,
> then have ChannelManager propagate the SESSION_DONE event (or others??).
------- Additional Comment #1 From Nick Bolton 2004-11-13 09:30 -------
There is similar behavor with CSecureInfo. Both CSecureInfo and CError should
implement receiveEvent and pass events they receive along to the channels they
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Bug
Closed
Major
CSecureInfo has a memory leak, when ChannelManager swaps out a channel for the CSecureInfo channel, the to end session events never propagate to the original channel
I've verified that adding the receiveEvent method to CError channel fixes
the CM leak.
public void receiveEvent(PortalEvent ev) {
if (the_channel != null) { the_channel.receiveEvent(ev); }
super.receiveEvent(ev);
}
Let me know if that works for you too.
-nick