It's in the javadocs: doDecode() is invoked repeatedly until it returns
false
So there is no need to have a loop in your doDecode implementation for
decoding multiple messages.
Maarten Bosteels wrote:
It's in the javadocs: doDecode() is invoked repeatedly until it returns
false
So there is no need to have a loop in your doDecode implementation for
decoding multiple messages.
Maarten Bosteels wrote:
It's in the javadocs: doDecode() is invoked repeatedly until it returns
false
So there is no need to have a loop in your doDecode implementation for
decoding multiple messages.
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
Yongxing Wang wrote:
I wrote a simple unit test case where one single buffer contains two
messages, using the DummySession. After calling decode, it delivers
me two messages:
IoBuffer in = IoBuffer.wrap(bytesData); = contains two encoded msgs
decoder.decode(session,
Of Emmanuel
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2009/6/20 Chowdhury, Shubhankar [WHQKA]
shubhankar.chowdh...@united.com:
The application would be a server listening to a port (TCP) and also
would
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From: David Rosenstrauch [mailto:dar...@darose.net]
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I do something similar, using a binary protocol where messages vary in
length based on data-length values
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
I do something similar, using a binary protocol where messages vary in
length based on data-length values in the message. And yes, I use a
custom subclass of CumulativeProtocolDecoder for this.
The code's a bit ugly, but it works. Essentially your decoder needs
to
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
I do something similar, using a binary protocol where messages vary in
length based on data-length values in the message. And yes, I use a
custom subclass of CumulativeProtocolDecoder for this.
The code's a bit ugly, but it works.
variable length request/response in MINA
Chowdhury, Shubhankar [WHQKA] wrote:
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This might be a very dumb post but please
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
I would add a forth case :
* more than one complete message in a single buffer.
In this case, you have to loop until you have decoded all the
messages, calling the next filter for each decoded message.
This is what we do in Apache Directory to decode LDAP requests.
variable length
request/response in MINA
Chowdhury, Shubhankar [WHQKA] wrote:
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Lecharny
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 9:27 AM
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Subject: Re: Handling variable length request/response in MINA
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
I do something similar, using a binary protocol where messages vary in
length based on data-length values
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
I would add a forth case :
* more than one complete message in a single buffer.
In this case, you have to loop until you have decoded all the
messages, calling the next filter for each decoded message.
This is what we do in Apache Directory
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
I would add a forth case :
* more than one complete message in a single buffer.
In this case, you have to loop until you have decoded all the
messages, calling the next filter for each decoded message.
This is
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
I would add a forth case :
* more than one complete message in a single buffer.
In this case, you have to loop until you have decoded all the
messages, calling the next filter for each
Yongxing Wang wrote:
If not implicitly covered in the case of more than one complete message in a single buffer, we also need to deal with the case where a sing buffer contains several complete messages AND an incomplete one.
if fact, all the cases are listed here :
* a buffer with an
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
DR
Hmmm ... yeah, that's a problem. I'll have to fix this.
Thanks for the heads up.
Just keep me informed if this is not anymore a problem...
May be we should document this kind of decoding on the web site too...
It can e helpfull !
DR
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: Re: Handling variable length request/response in MINA
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
DR
Hmmm ... yeah, that's a problem. I'll have to fix this.
Thanks for the heads up.
Just keep me informed if this is not anymore a problem...
May be we should document this kind of decoding on the web site too
Yongxing Wang wrote:
I wrote a simple unit test case where one single buffer contains two messages,
using the DummySession. After calling decode, it delivers me two messages:
IoBuffer in = IoBuffer.wrap(bytesData); = contains two encoded msgs
decoder.decode(session, in,
Yongxing Wang wrote:
I wrote a simple unit test case where one single buffer contains two
messages, using the DummySession. After calling decode, it delivers
me two messages:
IoBuffer in = IoBuffer.wrap(bytesData); = contains two encoded msgs
decoder.decode(session, in,
2009/6/20 Chowdhury, Shubhankar [WHQKA] shubhankar.chowdh...@united.com:
The application would be a server listening to a port (TCP) and also
would return back some response based on the type field. So the client
would initiate by sending a login-request - in response we have to
send accept
Hello,
This might be a very dumb post but please help.
I have already used MINA for a few projects mainly using the
CumulativeProtocolDecoder and RequestResponseFilter for the client
applications and using TextlineCodec for a few server instances. But my
next attempt is a bit complex
in this regard is really appreciated.
Thanks,
Shubhankar
847-700-4452
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Hello
Chowdhury, Shubhankar [WHQKA] wrote:
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This might be a very dumb post but please help.
I have already used MINA for
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