Hey everyone,
It seems that BaseIoSession#getScheduledWriteRequests() is returning an
incorrect value. The value is always negative and the write queue is empty
(in my example). IIRC, the idea of using a counter instead of asking the
size of the collection was a recent optimization. I checked the code I
found something like this that could be the reason for this problem:
In SocketFilterChain#doWrite(IoSession session, WriteRequest
writeRequest):
int remaining = buffer.remaining();
if (remaining == 0) {
s.increaseScheduledWriteRequests();
} else {
s.increaseScheduledWriteBytes(buffer.remaining());
}
writeRequestQueue.add(writeRequest);
As you see the counter is not always incremented and at the same time the
queue is getting a new element added. I don't know if the problem is only
here or also when taking things out of the queue. May be encapsulating in
a single method the "add to queue" and "increment counter" could be a way
to avoid this problem.
BTW, I'm using MINA 1.1.3.
Thanks,
-- Gato
