mat a écrit :
2007/5/17, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
mat a écrit :
Can you explain more why Mina needs Spring?
Mina does not need spring at all. But you can use Spring with Mina if
you want. As trustin said, Spring is just a IoC container
(http://www.springframework.org/)
Mina
The synchronized keyword is continuously optimized upon. I would highly
recommend that you keep thinks simple.
My advise would be: use synchronized unless you can prove (by a
benchmark) that the use of a ReentrantLock speeds things up considerably.
With concurrent programming the priority must
MINA doesn't need Spring. The mina-spring-integration module provides
some classes which make it easier to use Spring to configure your MINA
IoHandler, IoAcceptor, IoConnector etc.
Spring's dependency injection (DI) is a great tool as it helps you
separate the configuration of your classes from
I already fount in the API doc.
2007/5/17, mat [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for your explaination. Mina IoHandler, IoAcceptor, IoConnector can
be configured? Is there any examples or tutorials for this? Furthermore,
2007/5/17, Niklas Therning [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
MINA doesn't need Spring. The
i'v tested to send request like 123 using DataOutputStream
byte[] req = 123.getBytes()
dataOutputStream.writeInt(req.length);
dataOutputStream.write(req);
dataOutputStream.flush();
i tried to send this request 10 times, the server received data like this:
Niklas Therning wrote:
It would be great if there is some .indent file because
I already noticed that there are some files that are
starting to break those rules.
Please have a look here:
http://mina.apache.org/developer-guide.html#DeveloperGuide-CodingConvention
Back when MINA was a
You have to reassembly the complete message by using decoder. Please read
the SumUp example first.
2007/5/17, 李健 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
i'v tested to send request like 123 using DataOutputStream
byte[] req = 123.getBytes()
dataOutputStream.writeInt(req.length);
I also found out some source code were missing. CompressFilter.java for
instance.
2007/5/17, Tan Ka Ju [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
I am using Mina 1.1.0, and frequently using the mina online Javadoc for
reference,
yet the reference site only display the SNAPSHOT version.
It would be of great
Thanks for pointing the missing parts !
It would be great if you can fill a JIRA about them so that it won't be
lost in the thousand mails in this mailing list :)
Emmanuel
mat a écrit :
I also found out some source code were missing. CompressFilter.java for
instance.
2007/5/17, Tan Ka Ju
Mladen Turk wrote:
Niklas Therning wrote:
It would be great if there is some .indent file because
I already noticed that there are some files that are
starting to break those rules.
Please have a look here:
http://mina.apache.org/developer-guide.html#DeveloperGuide-CodingConvention
Reformat code using new coding conventions
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Key: DIRMINA-378
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA-378
Project: MINA
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Niklas Therning
Niklas Therning wrote:
That's one of the reasons why we made this decision IIRC. But maybe it's
time to reconsider? It sure would be nice to have all source code fixed
before we release 2.0.
If the decision was made to change the coding style, then IMHO
it's better to do that sooner then
Mladen Turk wrote:
Niklas Therning wrote:
That's one of the reasons why we made this decision IIRC. But maybe it's
time to reconsider? It sure would be nice to have all source code fixed
before we release 2.0.
If the decision was made to change the coding style, then IMHO
it's better to do
Is there a timeframe/plan on when AsyncWeb would be migrated to Apache?
Perhaps to become part of the MINA project?
Thanks,
Deepak
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