Guys,
Firstly, my thanks to all fo you guys to comeup with a good project like MINA.
Iam a new to this (and new to java as well), but coming from C++ background, i
could see that most of the networking aspects are tackled in MINA.
I have a query to you guys:
I wrote a simple MINA client that connects an echo server.
One weird thing i notice is, (for some messages) the MINA logs shows the
received message log prior to the sent message log.
Could you please suggest on how to avoid this ? Meaning, i would like to see
the messages logged in actual sequence.
This might be critical for me, because, our logs will be parsed to replay all
the messages in sequence, for troubleshooting.
snapshot of my log:
24-Apr-2010 09:51:12 org.apache.mina.filter.logging.LoggingFilter log
INFO: RECEIVED: SocketServer repsonded at Sat Apr 24 09:51:12 IST 2010 774:Test
Message Header
This is the body of message:
24-Apr-2010 09:51:12 org.apache.mina.filter.logging.LoggingFilter log
INFO: SENT: 774:Test Message Header
This is the body of message:
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