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Posted to dev@directory.apache.org by Alessandro Torrisi <al...@eurone.it> on 2006/01/14 14:02:10 UTC
[Mina] ByteBuffer and ByteBuffere Release
Hi ! For my protocol I have too read the input Object, cast it to a
ByteBuffer, then read the string contained and process this string
through a "ProtocolPipeline".
This protocol pipeline can do different actions. One of this is
"broadcasting" the input message to all the users.
So I have done some static methods to send data to the users.
When I enter in these methods I build for every user a ByteBuffer and
then send it.
So, from the discussions read in these days in this mailing list, I
downloaded the latest patch for ByteBuffer from dirmina, suggested by
fede,
and then used a single ByteBuffer to send to all the users.
With this new solution I have an exception with a message "ByteBuffer
released too many times..."
I'm wrong in something ? What's the cause of that message ? What I
have to do ?
Thanks in advance,
best regards.
Alessandro Torrisi.
Re: [Mina] ByteBuffer and ByteBuffere Release
Posted by fe...@gmail.com.
maybe I have done some errors in the patch, I'll look the code tomorrow, and
test it again.
by Fed
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From: "Alessandro Torrisi" <al...@eurone.it>
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Subject: [Mina] ByteBuffer and ByteBuffere Release
> Hi ! For my protocol I have too read the input Object, cast it to a
> ByteBuffer, then read the string contained and process this string
> through a "ProtocolPipeline".
> This protocol pipeline can do different actions. One of this is
> "broadcasting" the input message to all the users.
>
> So I have done some static methods to send data to the users.
> When I enter in these methods I build for every user a ByteBuffer and
> then send it.
>
> So, from the discussions read in these days in this mailing list, I
> downloaded the latest patch for ByteBuffer from dirmina, suggested by
> fede,
> and then used a single ByteBuffer to send to all the users.
>
> With this new solution I have an exception with a message "ByteBuffer
> released too many times..."
> I'm wrong in something ? What's the cause of that message ? What I have
> to do ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> best regards.
>
> Alessandro Torrisi.