Hi all, I would like to write a small client-server application where a server will be able to dynamically decode packets sent by a client. For example, some parts of the message sent by client can be of a different type each time; I looked at the Sum up client example and I saw that it requires some of the classes from Netty. Do I need Netty for an application of this nature?
Am I being vague in describing the application? Thanks, Bharath. -----Original Message----- From: Barry Kaplan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 11:26 AM To: Apache Directory Developers List Subject: Re: blocking/polling events? Trustin Lee wrote: > > MINA will work fine even if thread takes long time to process events. > But There is a possibility that one thread handle more than two > connection, and then other connection can starve because other > connection's blocking. For this particular scenario, there will be only one thread since the entire fix-engine is to work in synchronous mode, all connections/sessions included. (I haven't yet been able to determine what types of FIX applications require this, but we need to maintain backward compatibility.) > > By default, thread pool filters adjusts its size automatically, and it > will increase the size of pool to maximum size (default is > 'unlimited', oops) if all threads are busy. So you'll have to be > careful. What I have not configured any thread pool filters? Specically, no protocol pool. Will there be then just one IO thread and one Protocol thread? -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
