Steve Ulrich wrote:
hezjing [mailto:[email protected]] wrote:
CumulativeProtocolDecoder is the choice since the header's size fixed,
and
there is a payload length information (correct?).
The CumulativeProtocolDecoder is always a good idea. ;-)
Isn't it really needed just for TCP?
The question is, how do we know the header is ready to be parsed?
"if (buffer.remaining() >= 6)" should work for you
You don't get partial UDP datagrams, so this won't happen due to
network. It's good to check though, in case the sender is doing
something wrong.
btw: Please use the user ML as you are having problems using mina for your
development.
This ml is intended for discussions for further development of mina itself.
Yes, shutting up...
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Eero
