Le 7/26/13 12:32 PM, Jose María Zaragoza a écrit :
> OK. Thanks.
>
> One question more:
>
> if I create a new filter (iofilter1 ) , so I have
>
>
> iohandler ---> iofilter1
>
>
> When I receive a message , messageReceived on iofilter1 is executed
> and , finally , messageReceived on iohandler
Anyway, I tried your solution and that worked for me
Thanks
2013/7/26 Jose María Zaragoza :
> OK. Thanks.
>
> One question more:
>
> if I create a new filter (iofilter1 ) , so I have
>
>
> iohandler ---> iofilter1
>
>
> When I receive a message , messageReceived on iofilter1 is executed
> and
OK. Thanks.
One question more:
if I create a new filter (iofilter1 ) , so I have
iohandler ---> iofilter1
When I receive a message , messageReceived on iofilter1 is executed
and , finally , messageReceived on iohandler is executed
If I put the code that sends "test" in iofilter1 and "(
Le 7/26/13 11:46 AM, Jose María Zaragoza a écrit :
> Hello:
>
>
> I'm using Mina Core 2.0.7
>
> I use BufferedWriteFilter to send data and every time I write data for
> sending it , I flush this filter manually by this code:
>
> this.session.write(data);
> ((BufferedWriteFilter) f).flush(this.sess
Hello:
I'm using Mina Core 2.0.7
I use BufferedWriteFilter to send data and every time I write data for
sending it , I flush this filter manually by this code:
this.session.write(data);
((BufferedWriteFilter) f).flush(this.session);
Sometimes I've to send data from the messageReceived() cal
