Zvika Gart wrote:
- Check if there are some differences in the traffic (e.g. TCP ACK
patterns)
You didn't say anything about this yet.
- Check syscall patterns of the MINA version and try to see if something is
taking unreasonably long time (pure NIO implementation might be helpful
here)
Simon Trudeau wrote:
I am currently writing an apache mina 2.x-M3 high performance client.
This client connects and broadcast to 1000 different servers
concurrently.
Presumably you have some requirements about the reliability of the
broadcase, otherwise I'm not sure I see the problem here.
Allen Jiang wrote:
when I run the test case in Notebook PC ,the result is:
Waited: 1000
Connected: false,
Also got exception:
java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
It would seem that you get an explicit notification from the remote host
about unavailability of service, and
Zlatko Josic wrote:
Handler? i suppose it is listener. Something like this :
Yes, listener. Shows I didn't actually bother checking the terminology
from docs :)
future.addListener(new IoFutureListener(){
@Override
public void operationComplete(IoFuture
Zlatko Josic wrote:
Yes, you figure out very well what I've asked. My english knowledge is not
so good so I had to aks for listener :)
We use some tool for monitoring traffic, sniffer, and it shows that a
terminal does not get all data but detect
connection close. Maybe there is bug in
Tasneem Yusuf wrote:
I am a newbee, using Mina 1.1 to implement a server on my side.I have a
Why are you using 1.1.0 instead of 1.1.7?
handler which is not explicitly closing the session in the messageReceived()
api. However whenever the client connects to the server and sends data , the
JianXing Yi wrote:
Also, I print state info in SESSION_IDLE event handling every 2 seconds, all
sessions are in a same state (STATE_A). My statemachine expects a
MESSAGE_SENT event to trigger it transit from STATE_A to STATE_B, it is
obvious that the session receives no MESSAGE_SENT events any
Johan Haleby wrote:
I'm using Mina to broadcast lots of incoming data from external hardware
devices to connected clients.
But as soon as
we get many clients ( 30 or so) the performance is declining. In some tests
we've done it takes several minutes for the clients to receive all data
after
Landon Fabbricino wrote:
1) When the application is running and the server I am connected to crashes, or
loses internet connection, I am not seeing any communication on my side that
the connection has been lost.
(I am just watching the log4j output.)
Would my handler be
Arv Mistry wrote:
I have simplified my client, so all I do is connect to a server and
disconnect (i.e. call close() on session .
This is triggered by command line input so that I can control it.
Do you create a new Connector for each session? Do you call dispose() on
IoConnectors you no
Valient Gough wrote:
From page: http://mina.apache.org/downloads.html
mina-1.1.7 and mina-2.0.0-m1 files do not match md5, sha1, or gpg signatures!
I tested mina-1.1.7.zip , mina-1.1.7.tar.bz2, and
mina-2.0.0-M1.tar.bz2, all of which failed checks.
No, you didn't ;)
md5 link:
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