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
Le 12/13/13 4:02 AM, rksdivakar a écrit :
> Jeff Can u please provide me an example for better clarity...
You have plenty examples on
http://mina.apache.org/mina-project/documentation.html#examples
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Jeff Can u please provide me an example for better clarity...
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How can i get the password?
Is it possible to retrieve the value from session object??
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