Le 11/28/12 9:52 PM, David R Robison a écrit : > The second. I have a TCP session to a client and I am seeing writes pile > up in the queue. If I cannot write a message in 500ms then, if it hasn't > started writing, then I want to remove it from the queue and cancel the > write request.
There is a much better way to do that. MINA is asynchronous, and is based on an event system. When you write a message to a client, when the message has been completely written (I mean, pushed into the socket), then a MessageSent event will be generated. Your handler can process this MessageSent event, and push the next message. If the delay is too long between two writes - and you can handle this delay by using the Idle event - then you can discard the messages. This way, you don't have to push messages into any queue. -- Regards, Cordialement, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com
