Shouldn't you use out.println(" Hello World ");
John
On 7/22/06, hpq852 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Everyone, I'm using Mina for a TCP Server, but I suffer from a question
which I can't resolve it and I beg your help. Thank you very much and the
question is as following :
Client side : I have 10 threads and the run method is :
public void run()
{
for(int i=0; i<1; i++)
{
out.print(" Hello World ");
out.flush();
}
}
I have flushed after every 'print' operation. In server side I want to get
the result as :
Hello World
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Hello World
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Hello World
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Hello World
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Hello World
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Hello World
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......
but the result which I get is :
Hello World Hello World Hello World Hello World Hello World Hello World Hello
World Hello World Hello World Hello World
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The code in server side is :
public synchronized void dataRead(IoSession session, ByteBuffer rb) throws
Exception
{
byte[] datas = new byte[rb.remaining()];
rb.get(datas);
String commandStr = new String(datas);
logger.info(commandStr);
logger.info("----------------------------------");
}
what's the reason ? By the way the mina I'm using is verson 0.8. Thanks a lot
. Best wishes!
