Fix for IllegalStateException: Timer was canceled

[downtownallday]

Apparently cleanup() is called before transportDisconnected() and the second cleanup() call from reconnect() throws the exception. Also, you can't call disconnect() in onError(), or that will also cause a problem (and you don't need to). Hopefully, this will fix the issue:

diff --git "a/C:\\Users\\WxAp\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\TortoiseGit\\IOCDCF7.tmp\\IOConnection-8f4c6b7-left.java" "b/C:\\ExternalLibs\\sources\\socket.io-java-client\\src\\io\\socket\\IOConnection.java"
index 420d0cc..3dc207b 100644
--- "a/C:\\Users\\WxAp\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\TortoiseGit\\IOCDCF7.tmp\\IOConnection-8f4c6b7-left.java"
+++ "b/C:\\ExternalLibs\\sources\\socket.io-java-client\\src\\io\\socket\\IOConnection.java"
@@ -555,7 +555,7 @@ class IOConnection implements IOCallback {
     */
    public void transportDisconnected() {
        this.lastException = null;
-       setState(STATE_INTERRUPTED);
+       if (getState() != STATE_INVALID) setState(STATE_INTERRUPTED);
        reconnect();
    }

@@ -568,7 +568,7 @@ class IOConnection implements IOCallback {
     */
    public void transportError(Exception error) {
        this.lastException = error;
-       setState(STATE_INTERRUPTED);
+       if (getState() != STATE_INVALID) setState(STATE_INTERRUPTED);
        reconnect();
    }

[qiankanglai]

WOW! It works!!!
Thank you very much!!!

This puzzles me whole night (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15642784/thread-sleep-cause-exception-in-jmeter-java-request)
You saved me a lot of time

[daniel-brettschneider]

This fixes the exception but now there is a thread or something that does not get cancelled and my app does not exit.