IoSession's getConfig() returning same object for multiple sessions

[boB Gage <bg...@ekosystems.com>]

I am trying to maintain several IoSession to different devices, using 
different protocols all at the same time.    However, when I set the 
Reader Idle time for any one session it affects all sessions.

Debugging has revealed that IoSession.getConfig() is returning the same 
IoSessionConfig object when called from multiple IoSessions.

I put a debug line similar to:
            logger.debug("Session ["+session.getId()+"], Config 
["+session.getConfig()+"]");
just inside my ProtocolHandler object (extends IoHandlerAdapter) 
methods: sessionOpened(), sessionClosed(), exceptionCaught(), and 
messageReceived().

Three different IoSessions are opened, using three different protocol 
handlers all descended from the above object.    The debug reveals the 
same session.getConfig() result even while reporting different 
session.getId() results.


Thanks in advance!!
boB

Re: IoSession's getConfig() returning same object for multiple sessions

[Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@gmail.com>]

boB Gage wrote:
> I am trying to maintain several IoSession to different devices, using 
> different protocols all at the same time.    However, when I set the 
> Reader Idle time for any one session it affects all sessions.
>
> Debugging has revealed that IoSession.getConfig() is returning the 
> same IoSessionConfig object when called from multiple IoSessions.
>
> I put a debug line similar to:
>            logger.debug("Session ["+session.getId()+"], Config 
> ["+session.getConfig()+"]");
> just inside my ProtocolHandler object (extends IoHandlerAdapter) 
> methods: sessionOpened(), sessionClosed(), exceptionCaught(), and 
> messageReceived().
>
> Three different IoSessions are opened, using three different protocol 
> handlers all descended from the above object.    The debug reveals the 
> same session.getConfig() result even while reporting different 
> session.getId() results.
Yep, this is a known issue. There is more : this IoSessionConfig is set 
up statically, using a socket and a serverSocket to determinate the OS 
network layer capacity, which is a really bad idea when running an 
application based on MINA in a brwoser (applet) or on Vista (which is 
pretty picky when it comes to allow resource usage...).

We are working on fixing this.

Thanks !


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