or so ... ;)
Thanx!
Michael
Francesca Milan schrieb:
> Michael Bauroth ha scritto:
>> Thank you for the quick response. The problem (or the question) is
>> the same: how can I request, which state is currently active:
>> connected or disconnected? And how can I disconnect the connector
>> (instead of each session separately)?
>>
>> Regards
>> Michael
>>
>> Steve Ulrich (proemion) schrieb:
>>> Michael Bauroth wrote:
>>>
>>>> is there a special reason, why the NioSocketConnector hasn't the
>>>> same methods like the acceptors (bind, unbind, isBound vs. connect,
>>>> disconnect, isConnected)? Would be fine if somebody could bring
>>>> some more light into this :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Hi!
>>> I think that's because the Acceptor listens to at a specific port
>>> and is
>>> therfore bound to this port. Just because an acceptor is bound, that
>>> doesn't
>>> mean that there are any connections. There's even the possibility
>>> that the
>>> Acceptor is unbound but there are still connections to clients,
>>> because the
>>> "real" communication is handled over different ports. A connector
>>> connects
>>> itself to a server, so there are just 2 posibilites: it is connected to
>>> somewhere, or it isn't.
>>>
>>> hth
>>>
>>> Steve
>>
> SocketConnector connector = new SocketConnector(...
> ...
>
> ConnectFuture connectFuture = connector.connect(...);
> connectFuture.join();
> IoSession ioSession = connectFuture.getSession();
>
> ...
> if(ioSession.isConnected()) {
> .....
> }
> ...
> ioSession.close();
>
