Trustin Lee wrote:
* SocketAddress is replaced with IoAddress (org.apache.common )
* All bind/unbind/connect operation is performed via
org.apache.commin.IoService. There's no need to instantiate an
acceptor implementation by yourself. You never access
org.apache.mina.transport.* packages anymore.
* 'registry' package is removed. Instead, IoService does the similar job.
I really dislike singletons. At least when they have state.
When I create a new SimpleServiceRegistry instance, I know exactly which
classes have access to it.
And unrelated code is not able to mock around with my services.
* No more transport-type specific property getters and setters. Now
we use IoAddress properties and the user-defined attributes in
IoSession. For example:
ex1) IoService.bind(
"nio:socket:*:8080?reuseAddress=true&threadModel=normal&threadPoolSize=20&receiveBufferSize=4096",
new MyHandler() );
I really prefer the type-safety of setters, and the associated javadoc.
If a lot of people like the URL-style configuration, maybe we could have
both ?
Like Pete already mentioned: I think we should separate the 'magic'
IoSession attributes from the user-defined attributes.
Just my opinion of course.
Maarten
