Yes, you figure out very well what I've asked. My english knowledge is not
so good so I had to aks for listener :)
We use some tool for monitoring traffic, sniffer, and it shows that a
terminal does not get all data but detect
connection close. Maybe there is bug in terminal software, we will check it.
Tnanks for help.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Tuure Laurinolli <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Zlatko Josic wrote:
>
>> Handler? i suppose it is listener. Something like this :
>>
>
> Yes, listener. Shows I didn't actually bother checking the terminology from
> docs :)
>
> future.addListener(new IoFutureListener(){
>>
>> @Override
>> public void operationComplete(IoFuture ioFuture) {
>> try{
>> //logic here
>> }catch(Throwable t){
>> log.error("Greska ", t);
>> }finally{
>> //zatvaranje konekcije.
>> session.close();
>> }
>>
>> }});
>>
>>
>> This scenario works in my test enviroment but in production, client si
>> GPRS
>> terminal, there is problem.
>> Terminal does not accept all data. But when i remove session close(); line
>> it work fine.
>>
>
> Your explanation is not very clear. Here is what I gather you're trying to
> say:
>
> The above code is running on a server, and sending some data to a client
> that connects to the Internet using GPRS. In testing environment where the
> connection between the server and the client is something other than GPRS +
> Internet there are no problems, but if the client is actually connected via
> GPRS, it does not receive some of the data sent using the above code.
>
> If this is accurate, here are some more questions:
>
> Have you checked the actual traffic between the GPRS terminal and the
> server using e.g. Wireshark at the server end? Can you capture the traffic
> at the client end also, when using GPRS? The traffic captures would enable
> one to actually find out what's happening over the wire (and also to see
> lost packets and such problems).
>
