Hi Oleg
Thanks for the offer to help us.. Would you have any example/scratch
code which might help me get started up? I am looking for a way to
create an InputStream of the request body and kick off my processing of
the message - while it may be the case that my complete message has not
been fully read. So I would start as follows:
public void requestReceived(final NHttpServerConnection conn) {
// I assume that the request header is fully read at this point, and
want to create an InputStream which I want to pass into my application
code which will execute in another thread than the NHttpServiceHandler
...
processInNewThread(conn.getHttpRequest(), inputStreamToReadBody);
}
so I start to process my message in my new thread, and my application
thread may now block waiting for more input to become available..As more
input becomes available, I want to pump this through to my stream, so
that my application thread can consume it..
public void inputReady(final NHttpServerConnection conn, final
ContentDecoder decoder) {
// pump available content into the stream
}
Could you let me know if the above approach is correct. Also I am
thinking that I could use Piped streams to achieve the above. But a
question that comes to my mind is.. if my application thread has read
what it wants (say the soap header) and is now processing the message,
the inputReady method may get called during this time.. so if my buffer
is full, and I do not want inputReady() to block, but I want
inputReady() to be called again and again, until I accept the complete
message
thanks
asankha
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