Closing the loop, and hoping for a logic check to make sure my thinking is
correct. I was able to make this work by:
1. Creating an IoServiceListener on my acceptor
2. The IoServiceListener creates a Thread that iterates over all of the
IoSessions in the ManagedSessions map
if an
Also note that we can get idling event for
- read
- write
- both
Ie if a session has not written for a specific period of time, an idle
event will be generated and transmitted for WRITE, and not for READ.
Also note that the event is at least generated once a second, but not
necessarily
Hi Marc,
this is probably a bit overkilling, especially if you manage many sessions.
A better solution would be to modify the Handler to catch the
sessionIdle event and check for how long the session was idling (the
event will be received every second)
On 07/03/2022 16:28, Marc Boorshtein
On 07/03/2022 17:45, Marc Boorshtein wrote:
A better solution would be to modify the Handler to catch the
sessionIdle event and check for how long the session was idling (the
event will be received every second)
When you say "modify the Handler", does that require a change to
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When you say "modify the Handler", does that require a change to Mina's
code? or is this something I can do
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Yes, this is perfect and what I was looking for! much better then my first
approach and is working great!
Thanks again!
Marc
