Hi,
Another way would be to temporary remove the OP_READ from the other
socketchannels on the selector.
I am not sure if this is supported by MINA to be honoust.
Like Emmanuel stated there is no way to stop a client from sending data
to the server. The above method will only stop MINA from reading the
buffers untill you set the interest back on the selector.
Regards,
Mike
Op 5-11-2012 16:55, Emmanuel Lécharny schreef:
Le 11/5/12 4:17 PM, daniel vettori a écrit :
suppose three clients and one server are there....now one client connects
to server..and at that time, dont want other two clients to interact with
socket server untill the processing of message based on delimiter get
over
between server and the first client.......
There is nothing you can do on the server to forbid a client to actually
send some message to the server. This is a server...
What you can do is to send a message to all the clients telling them
that they should not send a message until the server send a ack to them,
assumin the clients *will* respect this information. Again, this is all
related to the protocol you define, it has nothing to do with the MINA
API or whatever IO.
This is really a bizare requirement...
