2005/9/20, Fabien Le Floc'h <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
There is an HTTP server example that will help you. :)
If you're not going to use StreamIoHandler, you could implement your codec to write the content of the body to a file and to generate a message which contains that file. WDYT?
Trustin
-- I am very new to MINA. I am excited since it has lots of good ideas. I was wondering if the ProtocolHandler was adapted to process very long messages. In those cases, you don't want to pass the message content, you would like to stream it. I don't exactly see how this kind of protocol would fit in the MINA Protocol vision when looking at the MINA tutorial (only documentation), as you might want to know when a part of the message is read (header for example), and stream the remaining (body).
I see a way in one example, using StreamIoHandler, maybe it would be nice if this was documented?
There is an HTTP server example that will help you. :)
If you're not going to use StreamIoHandler, you could implement your codec to write the content of the body to a file and to generate a message which contains that file. WDYT?
Trustin
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