Hi, in fact, Netty and Mina are very close ;)
I will not explain all the story, but, to be short, Netty has been created by a guy involved on Mina. The basic concepts are exactly the same. If Mina was in standby during several weeks, now, some people start to work again on it (for instance, I know that E. Lecharny, from Apache Directory, is working on it).
Yes Mina supports ssh (sshd, ssh client, scp). For instance, the Karaf SSHd server is powered by Mina.
Regards JB On 11/13/2011 01:38 AM, newbiee wrote:
Jesus: I need to know which component should I use for low level TCP/IP communication i.e. netty or mina? After going throug the documentation I think MINA is more advance. My application will need to send messages to many trucks every 15 minutes. So let say my application is a client machine which will send a message/command to say 100 trucks. The digi device will receive the message/command which will relay the message to the onboard computer which will send the response back to the digi device which will send the message response back to the client. So one client will be sending message/command to 100 trucks and receving the response back from all the trucks. I would like to know how to construct my route. Shall I open a socket connection with each digi device and send the message/command? Let say all digi devices are configured to listen for commands on port 780. How do I contrucut my route. Now how should I receive concurrnet messages from so many degi devices and how should I contrcut the route. Do I need to use Jgroup or hazelcast or does MINA component has something built-in something similar to this. Does MINA support SSH? You feedback/guidance will be highly appreciated. Thank you -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Remotely-pulling-messages-using-CAMEL-tp4971149p4987860.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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