On 4/11/06, Cameron Taggart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm looking to implement the SlimProto TCP Protocol using MINA. It is > documented at http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SlimProtoTCPProtocol. > I bought a Squeezebox to use as a remote audio player and I would > like to write some software for it as a hobbyist.
cool! > I am just trying to create a proxy to act as a middleman between the > SlimServer 6.2.1 (http://www.slimdevices.com/su_downloads.html) > software written primarily in Perl, and my Squeezebox. It is one step > closer than viewing all the communication with Ethereal. So basically what you want to do is tunnel everything? > I think I got the basics working, but not sure if my approach was the > best. I am passing the proxied IoSession into the constructor of the > IoConnector's IoHandler. (Code snippets may make more sense than that > sentence.) On messageReceive() from the proxy, should I be doing this > everytime: > > readBuffer.acquire(); > ConnectFuture future = _connector.connect(new InetSocketAddress( > sendToIP, 3483), new SlimClientProxy(session) ); > future.join(); // Wait until the connection attempt is finished. > IoSession writeSession = future.getSession(); > writeSession.write(message); Unfortunately I don't have the time right now to look at the protocol, but do you need to do a connect() everytime you receive something? Usually once a connection is established, all you should need to do is just send() once you receive a message. Regards, Vinod.
