Google for "state machine". Think about, how communication looks like between server and client (google: "Message Exchange Pattern", typically request-response) Then look again at what MINA can do for you. It's a framework to help implement what you want to do. But you need to know what you want do.
Looks like you're doing this for the first time. If time is no problem, first try it with plain IO. This helps you understand, how the communication is working under the hood. It shouldn't be a big problem to port to MINA afterwards. regards STeve > rksdivakar [mailto:[email protected]] wrote: > > Jeff Can u please provide me an example for better clarity... >
