On 1/24/12 12:55 AM, Robert Tomczyk wrote:
Ok i get it, and yes, you were right it was my fault i just forgot to put
one line of code ( break; ) in client decoder.
Break... The most frequently forgotten keyword :)
But still another problem
appears when Messages sended by one side contains more than one String (or
couple of messages with String each).
- as the incoming byte[] can be fragmented (ie, there is no guarantee
whatsoever that the bytes won't be send one byte by one byte to the remote
peer), you have to deal with this fragmentation.
Can you explain me how ? Or give me some examples, because i didnt find any
straight answer on mailinglists.
Look at http://mina.apache.org/chapter-11-codec-filter.html, and more
specifically the decoder part. Using a CumulativeProtocolDecoder will
handle the storage of fragmented data, while the code you wrote will
handle the decoding, returning 'true' when you've get a complete message.
This is only a problem on the decoder size (we don't fragment anything
when we send data : we consider a message as a whole), and the only way to
deal with this fragmentation is to accumulate the incomig bytes before
doing the decoding of a complete message
How to do this ? besides example which i put in first post.
see my answer to your previous question above.
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Regards,
Cordialement,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
