Hi,
I am using Mina 1.1.0 for developing a server using Java 1.5. I'm facing
a problem with writing data back on the network. I receive some data and do
some processing and then send some response by writing to the IOSession .
But , the data for some reason is not being written to the session.
Hi -
I've spent the last couple of years on a team building a WAN server for an
older LAN product.
The server design was fixed before I joined the team (not to cast blame, just
to say that it was
in-flight and deemed immutable). The implementation uses JEE technologies (web
services via
SOAP
I can't offer any answers, but have many of the same questions you do as
it sounds.
Also- I think anyone saying excellent MINA documentation must be
speaking sarcastically. There are a few examples, but I have found the
documentation lacking with regards to architecture, etc. Not knocking
Steve Rehrauer wrote:
Hi -
I've spent the last couple of years on a team building a WAN server for an
older LAN product.
The server design was fixed before I joined the team (not to cast blame, just
to say that it was
in-flight and deemed immutable). The implementation uses JEE technologies
Steve Ash wrote:
I can't offer any answers, but have many of the same questions you do as
it sounds.
Also- I think anyone saying excellent MINA documentation must be
speaking sarcastically.
Indeed ;)
There are a few examples, but I have found the
documentation lacking with regards to
First, thanks for the response!
Emmanuel Lecharny-3 wrote:
Anything that take minutes to give back an answer to a decent request
needs to be reviewed, that's for sure :)
Well, I'm being a bit vague on purpose, to shield the innocent. :-)
But suffice to say, this maybe isn't your
Steve Rehrauer wrote:
First, thanks for the response!
Emmanuel Lecharny-3 wrote:
Anything that take minutes to give back an answer to a decent request
needs to be reviewed, that's for sure :)
Well, I'm being a bit vague on purpose, to shield the innocent. :-)
But suffice to say,
Niklas, David, All,
here is an update on the problem we reported... more to come as we complete
some additional tests tomorrow any HELP is welcome!
During the last few days we kept narrowing down the debug scenario in order
to have a more precise idea of this blocking problem shape scope.
Here
Is there any reasonable way to use Unix domain sockets w/ Mina (more
generally... Java).
I have an application using Mina which sometimes needs to be restarted
for JAR updates and oftentimes (even if I perform cleanup) it has to
try ~40 times [about 1/2 - 2 minutes] to listen on a TCP port
I just got into testing the FTPS portion of the server. It looks like
we do NOT allow PBSZ or PROT commands before the user logs in.
Shouldn't we be allowing these commands? My understanding from the RFC
2228 is that client first issues AUTH, then possibly several other
commands like PBSZ and PROT
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Sai Pullabhotla
sai.pullabho...@jmethods.com wrote:
I just got into testing the FTPS portion of the server.
Looking forward to that :-)
It looks like
we do NOT allow PBSZ or PROT commands before the user logs in.
Shouldn't we be allowing these commands? My
The reason I brought this up is because I could not connect with the
FTP Client, JFTP (www.jMethods.com) that I wrote. I can connect to
pretty much any other FTPS server with it except this. :( I'm sure
there might be other clients that do the same and would error out (but
I'm not sure).
Thanks.
Hey,
Fred you should try the workaround proposed in security-dev:
In JSSE, you can layer a SSLSocket over an existing Socket. That will
avoid SSLServerSocket creating the dummy Socket that is eventually
leaking the file descriptors.
ServerSocket ss = new ServerSocket(port);
Socket s =
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 2:47 AM, Larry Ruiz lrd190...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I wonder if ftpserver can be configure as a cluster, maybe running
several instance that shares the same filesystem..., or what are the
possibilities. is there a work in that direction?
You can certainly have multiple
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