Hi,

I’ve been testing the setupSubscription and createSubscription methods found in MamaSubscription.java. Key difference between the two is that setupSubscription is used when a subscription is created but not activated yet where createSubscription creates and activates the subscription.

In the setupSubscription, the closure is passed into the JNI layer instead of saving it in the java layer like createSubscription. Without saving this closure in the java layer, the value doesn’t seem to be passed back properly from the JNI layer causing issues.

Is this a typo in MamaSubscription.java or is the JNI layer supposed to pass the closure back to the JAVA layer once the subscription is activated?

Regards,

Chad Meyer | Corporate & Investment Bank | PIM Market Data Services | J.P. Morgan | 4 Metrotech Center 23rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201 | Tel: (718) 242-5165 | M: (215) 801-2606 | chad.j.meyer@...

Hi Chad,

Thanks for your email.  We’ve taken a look at MamaSubscription.java and it does indeed look like there is an issue with the management of the closure when using setupSubscription.

The fix seems straight forward enough, but will require some testing to ensure it works as expected.  Could I ask you to raise this issue in Bugzilla so that we can track it?  If you could also provide a patch (along with your testing) we can try to get it pushed through a little quicker.

Thanks,

Gary

Hi,

I’ve been testing the setupSubscription and createSubscription methods found in MamaSubscription.java. Key difference between the two is that setupSubscription is used when a subscription is created but not activated yet where createSubscription creates and activates the subscription.

In the setupSubscription, the closure is passed into the JNI layer instead of saving it in the java layer like createSubscription. Without saving this closure in the java layer, the value doesn’t seem to be passed back properly from the JNI layer causing issues.

Is this a typo in MamaSubscription.java or is the JNI layer supposed to pass the closure back to the JAVA layer once the subscription is activated?

Regards,

Chad Meyer | Corporate & Investment Bank | PIM Market Data Services | J.P. Morgan | 4 Metrotech Center 23rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201 | Tel: (718) 242-5165 | M: (215) 801-2606 | chad.j.meyer@...

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