Hello. I have had success using Camel to be the router/glue between disparate communication protocols & software without having much/any dependency on Camel in my code. I was hoping I could do this once more to create a consumer of an existing piece of code which sends 100 byte raw messages (with a 2 byte delimiter) via TCP. I have looked at Netty and Mina and it appears if the content was text and my delimiter was a newline I could then just use Mina with textline true.
I'm hoping someone can suggest the simplest way to do this for messages which are delimited by 2 specific bytes. Almost like a byte stream decoder which takes a maximum message length and N delimiter bytes. If no such thing exists (or workaround/compromise), perhaps I can write one and contribute it if anyone considers it useful. Thanks! Jon -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/receiving-raw-byte-messages-over-TCP-tp5711101.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
