newToMina wrote:
I totally agree with you that, determining the completeness of the xml
documents will be the trickiest part. What I have in mind right now is that
in the TextLineDecoder once I encounter the root end tag </message>, find
the total number of occurances of <message> & </message> tags. If both are
one then assume it is a valid xml document and pass it for Java binding.
Otherwise log it notify the client about the invalid message. Am I missing
anything here?
Assuming you are using a TextLineDecoder, you will get full lines, which
makes the XML parsing much easier. A line will either contain a full
opening tag or closing tag, or some value, as soon as your XML decoder
can deal with lines, it should be ok.
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
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