Oh dear. It probably didn't help that I called session.close() in the
server! Funnily enough when I removed that, the problem went away.
Sorry for the unnecessary noise...
Neill
On 7/11/06, Neill Alexander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I have an client application using Mina 0.8.2. I send a request to a
custom server, which sends back a response. The client extends
IoHandlerAdapter and reads the response data in the dataRead( )
method.
The dataRead( ) gets called multiple times (which is fine) and I build
up the response gradually. According to the logging, the
sessionClosed( ) method gets called before I have received the full
response. I can see on the server side the response string, but only
receive a part of it back.
It looks like the response gets truncated at the same point each time.
So the problem might relate to the length of the response?? I don't
know. I'm struggling to understand the issue..
If anyone has any suggestions on how to proceed with debugging this, I
would very much appreciate it.
thanks
Neill
Start of the dataRead( ) method below.
public void dataRead(IoSession session, ByteBuffer buf) {
boolean readResponse = false;
// Get the data buffer (if we have it)
StringBuilder responseBuffer = (StringBuilder)
session.getAttribute(RESPONSE_DATA_BUFFER_KEY);
if (responseBuffer == null) {
responseBuffer = new StringBuilder();
}
try {
// Explicitly expect UTF-8 strings
Charset charset = Charset.forName("UTF-8");
CharsetDecoder decoder = charset.newDecoder();
String response = buf.getString(decoder);
responseBuffer.append(response);
etc etc....
