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[SQS] Multiple exceptions thrown during the day "String could not be parsed as XML" #1218
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That's weird. Do you have an example of content sent by AWS when such exception is thrown? I believe AWS (or your local network) have a temporary outage and content received by the client is unexpected (ie. 500 error). |
Hello @jderusse,
Sadly except that trace I have no other data in the logs, and I can't reproduced it.
I believe to be my locally data center where it's hosted to be the issue, even if I had zero issues sending when dispatching messages. But seeing that I know the default |
We have also been hit by this recently. However we also don't log the content of the message unfortunately. |
@jdelaune try to bump up |
We are still getting this error a lot (~47 times an hour), even with poll_timeout set to 0.5. We are requesting it from an EC2 server so a bit strange we are encountering so many network issues within AWS to cause this. |
Hi there. I'm using Note that I thought the problem was the way I'm now a little short of ideas to continue solving this problem, but I'm available to test hypotheses. Note : I'll try to increase the default |
Hello,
Firstly thank you for offering us this amazing client!
I have an issue with getting a few exceptions with the message
String could not be parsed as XML
. It's not the end of the world but I hope to find a solution in order to prevent further spamming of the logs.Trace
I'm seeing that
RetryableHttpClient
is used withAwsRetryStrategy
with 3 maxRetries.What can I do to further prevent this issue?
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