chihiro wrote:
My requirement is simple:
1) Object <=read from a queue (ConcurrentLinkedQueue)
2) Connect to a remote server via MINA and transmit the Object.
In one of the previous posts, Trustin mentioned that one could just reuse
the SocketConnector
if one were connecting to the same host.
Being a newbie to MINA:
a) Is it ok for me to reuse the SocketConnector in each thread but just pass
in a different IoHandler to connect( ... ) ?
b) What does the handler.multiton package give me ? Are there samples on how
to use it ?
c) I'm starting a new Thread whenever a new item is dequeued. Is this a wise
move ?
a) I don't see anything in the MINA API for specifying an IoHandler when
calling connect(...) but this might be a good feature to add.
b) handler.multiton routes message to different handlers based on the
class type of the messages received.
c) I don't see why you would want to start a new thread since everything
in MINA is done asynchronously and MINA uses it's own threads for IO.
Perhaps you could elaborate on why you're doing this.
-Mike
