yes, I agree. I guess my question is this: After I do the client-server thingy with MINA, how do I store it in DB? Atleast, MINA needs some interface to database, right? May be , my problem has nothing to do with core-MINA code but a new interface or layer ? please let me know If I'm incorrect and what do you think. thaks for your reply, Babu
>>> "Michael Link" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thursday, July 13, 2006 1:40:31 PM >>> My view of MINA is that it has nothing to do with persistence at all. Just receive the messages and process them with any Java-API you want. MINA is only the client-server part and shouldn't be mixed up with persistence (like QuickServer does it for example). Mike Mohanbabu Narayanasamy wrote: > Hi developers! > > We are writing a simple MINA implementation to receive XML messages > from devices and store in it a DB2 / MySQL database (thousands of > devices sending XML in few seconds - still in design). I'm very new to > MINA and would like to know how to interface with databases. > > 1. Is there any XML parser - tried and tested - which may be inbuilt > or coupled with MINA? (I read some XML codec is under development) > 2. How to do database stuff? Is there anyone who has tried integrating > MINA with DB? (using JDBC/ Hibernate) > 3. How about connection pooling,exception handling, etc ? > 4. Do I have to write an all-new MINA-database persistence layer? or > All my questions > > If some design just flashes in your mind, please let me know. A > step-by-step guide would be great. Any advice / help is greatly > appreciated. > > You guys are doing a great job and I'm more than happy to contribute > anything I can. > > thanks > Babu > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.10/386 - Release Date: 12.07.2006 >
