Command contained invalid message id: 2 after receiving of the first message in Android-Client

[Oleksii Donets]

Hello,

I am implementing something like chat functions on Android using MQTT and took the available example from MQTT and changed it a little in order to have a Listener. The connection is established from Android-Client to ActiveMQ-Brocker. As well I have a JbossServer with @ResourceAdapter("activemq.rar") and MDB in order to implement administration(create a new Topic at runtime etc. ) on the Server side.

I have a question concerning the Listener and Publisher in Android-Clien . The Listener and subscription is set up. It works well, but only for the first message (both ways: sending from the Client to Topic and sending from the WebConsole to Topic). 

On receiving of the second message occurs an error on Android-client in Listener onFailure: java.net.ProtocolException: Command from server contained an invalid message id: 2. The same error occurs, when I try to send the second message from Client.

I attached my code.

I would be grateful if you would help me with this error.

Cheers

Alex

[Nicholas O'Leary]

Hi Alex,

this mailing list is for the protocol rather than any specific implementation.

You should contact the support channel for whichever client implementation you are using.

Regards,

Nick

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[Andy Piper]

Hey Alex

That sounds like something in either the FuseSource client code you are using, or with the way the ActiveMQ broker is sending messages back to the client. You'd be best asking those projects whether this is intended behaviour.

Andy

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