Perhaps a quick and dirty way is to use transaction id's from the
client, store them and discard them once a reply is received.
Y,
On 4 Feb 2010, at 10:56, jose vilmar estacio de souza wrote:
Hi all,
First I apologize because I do not know if it's appropriate to put
this kind of question in this list.
I need some clarification about how mina works.
The application that I am writing works as follows:
it is a service that will receive connections from multiple clients.
The number of requests made by a client is unlimited. However a
request can only be made when the request made previously have been
answered. If a request is made and an answer is pending, the request
may be discarded.
The request received by my application is forwarded to a web
application and the response from the web application is returned to
the client that made the request.
I'm putting the process of sending the request to the web
application and wait for the response in my IOHandler.
if my understanding is correct, As long as the response of the web
application does not return, a new request made by the same client
will not be processed.
How can I identify that the request was made before the response
return?
Thanks.
[]S José Vilmar Estácio de Souza
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