Hi Arno, If the small message is not flushed at all even after several dozen milliseconds, that sounds like a problem in MINA. However small the message is, it should be sent eventually even if there's no following write. Do you have any simple reproducible test code so I can track it down?
Thanks, 2008-03-10 (월), 19:55 +0100, Arno Nym 쓰시길: > Hi > > I use mina 1.1.6 for the opensource application tcpfile. I am mostly > happy with it. > (I use it for normal tcp connections) > However, sometimes when I have just a very short message in the queue > (<100 bytes) it will not be sent unless another message enters the > queue. > I dont want to use setTCPNoDelay... > But is there some way I can set a timelimit or a bytelimit or flush it > manually? I did not find any of these things anywhere. > And I would not like to just add another message to make the limit with > no content... > > Greetz, > Stivo > -- Trustin Lee - Principal Software Engineer, JBoss, Red Hat -- what we call human nature is actually human habit -- http://gleamynode.net/
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