hello Zohar Amir, (method 1).You have said "The message are built as a PDU wrapping an XML message".you may create an simple example to show where the problem will happens,and show its critical part of code here. (method 2).With the simple example,you can write same test unit and log message.They will help you to solve some problems.(if you don't know how to write test unit and log message,i have an simple example.If you need,send email to me.)
2006/3/17, Zohar Amir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello list, > > I've posted here a request for help a few days ago but only got 1 reply, > which did not get me very far. I'll try explaining my problem again, in > the > hope of getting some more help. > > I need to put up a server that handles client requests. Each client > connects > via TCP to the server and then they exchange messages. The messages are > built as a PDU wrapping an XML message. > > Looking at the examples I got with MINA, it seems that the best option is > using a StreamIoHandler (decision 1). When doing that I ran into some > problems: > > The processStreamIo method starts a new thread to handle the incoming > data. > This thread reads the input stream and decodes the incoming messages. The > first problem was stopping this thread when the sessionClosed method is > invoked, because the read methods are blocking. I solved this by closing > the > session's InputStream when the sessionClosed method is invoked, thus > causing > the reading thread to throw an IOException and then terminating the > readingloop (decision 2). This seemed to work OK, until I had a client > that sent me > a single message and then closed the TCP connection quickly (hit and run). > This caused my former mechanism to close the InputStream before the new > thread had a chance to read the message and decode it. > > OK, I hope all this clear. > > Can anyone tell me what I did wrong and how I should solve this? > > Thanks, > > Zohar. > >
