Hi all, I need help to understanding how Apache Mina 2 maps responses to requests. It appears it matches responses to their respective requests by assuming the responses will come back on the same socket.
e.g. If requests to server leaves on lets say Local Address: /192.168.0.10:53217 i.e. ProtocolEncoder's session.getLocalAddress(), Apache mina expects response on the Local Address: /192.168.0.10:53217 i.e. ProtocolDecoder's session.getLocalAddress() However, I have a situation where the service responds to any available socket, e.g. the response could be on Local Address: /192.168.0.10:53282. I realize Mina is unable to map this response, and I am unable to get this response. How do I use something else to map request and response other than socket id. Regards. -- View this message in context: http://apache-mina.10907.n7.nabble.com/Understanding-Apache-Mina-2-Request-Response-mapping-tp42337.html Sent from the Apache MINA User Forum mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
