Matthew Phillips wrote:
On 26/07/2009, at 6:29 PM, Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Matthew Phillips wrote:
Hello,
I'm using IoSession.getReadBytesThroughput () and
getWrittenBytesThroughput () to output stats from a MINA-based
application, and even under heavy load these are always 0.0. Is
there something I need to enable?
I'm not sure they are still active. We had some issues with
concurrent updates of those counters.
I can see that might be tricky with MINA's highly concurrent
architecture. I was planning to implement something like the counters
myself as part of a "bad client" throttling/disconnection filter. Is
it planned to fix the built-in counters before 2.0 final, or should I
proceed to do it myself?
IMO, such counters should be thought as a filter, not a base element of
the MINA architecture.
Having them hard coded make them a bottleneck right now, and introduce
some cost that is not generally wanted.
So if you think about building them as a filter, I must say that it's
probably the best idea. We will probably do that some time in the future
anyway...
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
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