Hi Emmanuel;
Thanks for the help, I think that I solved my problem about handling
fragmented messages. The only remaining problem for me is to store
incomplete messages(stream of bytes) to the session, so that next time rest
of the message comes I can validate message integrity, and if it's
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Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 4:48 AM
To: users@mina.apache.org
Subject: Re: MINA newbie question(message gets chipped 5 or 6 bytes every
time)
Hi Emmanuel;
Thanks for the help, I think that I solved my problem about handling
fragmented messages. The only remaining problem
Thanks Emmanuel;
Yes I believe, in your decoder if you extend CumulativeProtocolDecoder, it
takes care of fragmented messages in different PDU's (It waits till they are
complete). But you are right if there's more than one message in the
same PDU, it's little bit harder to handle given that
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 4:38 PM, Erinc Arikan erincari...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Emmanuel;
Is this issue related to Nagle's Algorithm?
No.
Do I have to use
((SocketSessionConfig) connector.getSessionConfig()).setTcpNoDelay(false)
No, certainly not !
to ensure that I will
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Be aware that you not only can receive a fragment, but may be -
depending on your protocol - more than one message in the same PDU (ie
you may receive 200 bytes, 2 times 78 bytes plus some more bytes
associated with another message). You have to deal with that.
If
David Rosenstrauch wrote:
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Be aware that you not only can receive a fragment, but may be -
depending on your protocol - more than one message in the same PDU
(ie you may receive 200 bytes, 2 times 78 bytes plus some more bytes
associated with another message). You have
Erinc Arikan wrote:
Hi,
I just started working on MINA last week, I am trying to convert a gateway
application to MINA - ACTIVEMQ project. I am really impressed the simplicity
MINA brings.
After this irrelevant introductory part, Here's my problem:
My clients connect to the server using a tcp
Thanks for the response.
I actually figured out my problem I was stuffing and unstuffing data in my
pojo, It looks like that's the problem I can't believe how I totally forgot
about that.
As you have mentioned the following code for my decoder will work ok for LAN
scenarios. It will be
