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UaClient setAutoReconnect(false) does not prevent OPC UA Stack to reconnect
January 15, 2014
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Roger
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Hi, in my application I would like to control reconnect attempts and I therefore tried to setAutoReconnect(false) and then listen to ServerState changes to control when to call reconnect. However it seems that this switch only disables the reconnect functionality in the Prosys OPC Java client stack and not in the OPC Foundation UA stack which still tries to reconnect.

Is this a bug or feature?

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Roger Eriksson Bjurek

January 15, 2014
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Jouni Aro
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Well, yes the stack will try to resend packages, but the SDK manages the proper reconnection including channel and session recreation as necessary.

You might like to try also with the new (partly reworked) stack (and SDK) and see if it behaves any better in this situation. It is currently available as public beta.

May 24, 2019
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We tried to call setAutoReconnect(false) in SDK 4.0.0 and the client still reconnects when the connection is lost.
Any workaround / wrong behaviour?

May 24, 2019
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Hi,

Hmm.. that should prevent it. At least as long as it is called before the connection break happens. I assume you do this? Otherwise please check that you are not calling UaClient.reconnect() manually somewhere.

How long/what kind of connection break it was? If the break is really short and returns as-if it never was broken that might go undetected as the status is read periodically from the server. See e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8007995/how-to-identify-a-broken-socket-connection-in-java-immediately.

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