Hi, the CharsetDecoder will try to decode as much chars as it can from the ByteBuffer. When it reach the end of the buffer, you will have nothing more to decode. Here, you have 2 cases : - the String is totally decoded. - the String is pending, as the la
The exception you get (current-state=CODING_END) On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 12:00 AM, jan de vries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm pretty new to MINA so this might be a stupid remark.. > Anyway, i did use a search on the mailing list but i did find out if this is > a real bug or not. > If i call > str = ds.cacheBuf.getString(decoder); > twice (with or without flip() ) i always get an exception. I think getString > releases the buffer or something > but after calling getString i can't use it anymore. I also used duplicate > and then a getString on the duplicate, > but this doesn't help either. Can somebody test please if he/she can use > getString twice? If it does work with > others ill investigate it some more (and give more details), but i just > couldn't get it to work.... > > Im using mina 1.1.7 > > the exception im getting is java.lang.IllegalStateException: Current state = > CODING_END, new state = CODING. > I read some mailinglist messages about this, but i'm not familiar enough > with mina to fully comprehend them all so > i hope i'm not asking something which has already been answered. > > Regards > > -- Regards, Cordialement, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com
