On 9/7/10 9:45 AM, FLV wrote:
Hi, thanks for the answer, i will try to be more clear about my protocol:
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"*do you deal with the fact that you may have more than one message to deal
with in the decoder ?* "
I thought yes, for each packet of a single message, client or server
receive, i use a Map (Map<Long, String> buffer => <sessionId, packet> ) in
order to store the single message.
And it is working 9 times on 10.
What you do in the doDecode() method is to consume *all* the bytes in
the incoming buffer, which is correct. But as soon as you get a '\0'
(which seems to be a message boundary), you send it and you get out of
the doDecode method. This is not good if you have more than one message
in your buffer.
You should iterate on the buffer until you meet this boundary, and
return, as the decode() method will call back doDecode() again until the
buffer is empty.
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Regards,
Cordialement,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
