2005/11/17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Thank you. Any feedbacks are welcome. :)
Yes of course. There is a ProtocolEncoder and ProtocolDecoder which can be used to implement that kind of complex data structure.
Please take a look at our examples. You're using UDP, so it will need some modification, but I think the implementation will get simpler because you don't need to take care of a message which is splitted into multiple packets.
I take notice of mina today. I think it's a very very useful and modern
framework. Before I study mina any further I like to know if my project
could be realized with it:
Thank you. Any feedbacks are welcome. :)
Because of the UDP packet limitation I split the UDP data as follows to be
able to send large messages with this protocol:
UDP packet := [UDP header] [UDP data]
UDP data := [MyHeader][MyData]
MyHeader := [Flags][Fragment nr.][Message ID]
So, with [MyHeader] it's possible to send many ([Message ID]) and large
(reassembled with the help of the [Fragment nr.]) messages based on UDP.
I implemented this protocol on application level within java 5.*. Now I
think it would be much better to use mina to concrete this project. Do you
think this all could be easily done and implemented by mina???
Yes of course. There is a ProtocolEncoder and ProtocolDecoder which can be used to implement that kind of complex data structure.
How would you proceed?? What could be the first steps?
Please take a look at our examples. You're using UDP, so it will need some modification, but I think the implementation will get simpler because you don't need to take care of a message which is splitted into multiple packets.
HTH,
Trustin
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