Adding an executor filter before the decoder should work.
Please create a JIRA issue when it's not working.

Thanks,
Maarten

2008/10/18 Stanley Ding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>
> Because decoding messages is a heavy job in my system:
> decryption,validation..... It's good if I can use a thread pool to do
> decoding job.
>
> I added a thread pool before codec filter and tested it very carefully, but
> it works correctly, no problem.  I just worry about the thread conflict
> problem and want to know why it does not happen.
>
> If executor filter is not allowed to add before the codec filter, I'll try
> to do the decryption, validation job in a new filter.
>
>
>
> > Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2008 14:38:38 +0200> To: [email protected]> Subject:
> Re: Some questions about NioSocketConnector> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
> Stanley Ding wrote:> > 1、Can I add an executor filter before the codec
> filter?> > > > 2、When I add the executor before the codec filter, some times
> mina creates more than one Decoder instances for only one session
> [CodecFactory.getDecoder() is called more than once]. Why? > > 3、When I add
> the executor before the codec filter, and there're many messages to decode,
> all threads in the pool are used to decode the messages, but I found that
> the Decoders are called in regular sequence: 1-start -〉1-end -> 2-start ->
> 2-end -> 3-start -> 3-end, never found 1-start -> 2-start ->1-end ->
> 2-end... How can you do that?> > > > Why would you do that for a Connector?
> You are supposed to be a client,> not a server. Any special needs ?> > -- >
> --> cordialement, regards,> Emmanuel Lécharny> www.iktek.com>
> directory.apache.org> >
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