Hi,
I would be interested in that piece of source. Could you post it as a
sample here?
Regards
Michael
Trustin Lee wrote:
On 3/27/06, Niklas Therning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In protocols like SMTP when there are simple line-based commands
intermixed with raw data (mail data) there are also great opportunities
for optimization if you write your own codec filter. I've implemented my
own DecoderFilter which can operate in "data mode". When not in data
mode the filter will act more or less like an ordinary ProtocolDecoder,
copying the received buffer to an autoexpanding buffer, decode SMTP
commands and pass them on to the next filter. When in data mode however
the filter will simply forward the buffers as they are received without
any copying (in most cases).
I guess this could be achieved with the MINA codec package but not
without some tweaking and not as efficiently. Please let me know if I'm
wrong.
I wouldn't mind adding this filter to MINA if anyone is interested.
It would be nice if we can generalize this behavior. We could then switch
arbitrary set of filters in runtime fairly easily. WDYT?
Trustin
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