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Posted to dev@mina.apache.org by Pablo Pita Leira <pa...@pitagoral.com> on 2006/07/20 00:43:10 UTC

example code of a simple chat server based on Mina and Spring

Hello,

I have coded  a programming assigment for the uni using Mina. I had to
develop a simple chat server which broadcasts the messages from clients to
all the connected clients. So I started from the Reverse example and added
my functionality to an IoHandler which keeps a container with all the
sessions. Later on, I added Spring for configuration, and later on, I used
a few Spring JMX annotations (so Java 5.0 is required) for showing how to
expose functionality via JMX. So, there are different source directories
which show that evolution in characteristics. 

I have placed the sources here:
 
http://pitagoral.com/projects/ChatServer_source.tar.gz
http://pitagoral.com/projects/ChatServer_with_dependencies.tar.gz

I think they can be useful for newbies to Mina and/or as example of using 
Spring to configure a Mina application. 
 
And lastly, I appreciate the Mina framework ...  it has been very nice to
get to know it a bit better. 

Thanks,

Pablo

Re: example code of a simple chat server based on Mina and Spring

Posted by Trustin Lee <tr...@gmail.com>.
On 7/24/06, Pablo Pita Leira <pa...@pitagoral.com> wrote:
>
> Trustin Lee wrote:
>
> > Please don't forget to check that you agree to contribute them to the
> ASF.
> > Sorry for your inconvenience, but it's necessary process unless you have
> > signed ICLA.
>
> Done.


Thank you!

>
> >> And lastly, I appreciate the Mina framework ... it has been very nice
> to
> >> get to know it a bit better.
> >
> >
> > Any feedback? We grow up with your criticism as always.
> What I can say (humble opinion) is that I share your vision of having Mina
> as a framework/infrastructure for developing network applications and
> allowing easy development of complex protocols. That would be very nice to
> have.


Thank you 2!  Good to see a people who supports our vision.  :)

Trustin
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Re: example code of a simple chat server based on Mina and Spring

Posted by Pablo Pita Leira <pa...@pitagoral.com>.
Trustin Lee wrote:
 
> Please don't forget to check that you agree to contribute them to the ASF.
> Sorry for your inconvenience, but it's necessary process unless you have
> signed ICLA.

Done.

> 
>> And lastly, I appreciate the Mina framework ... it has been very nice to
>> get to know it a bit better.
> 
> 
> Any feedback?  We grow up with your criticism as always.
What I can say (humble opinion) is that I share your vision of having Mina
as a framework/infrastructure for developing network applications and
allowing easy development of complex protocols. That would be very nice to
have. 

-- 
Pablo Pita Leira

Re: example code of a simple chat server based on Mina and Spring

Posted by Trustin Lee <tr...@gmail.com>.
On 7/20/06, Pablo Pita Leira <pa...@pitagoral.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have coded a programming assigment for the uni using Mina. I had to
> develop a simple chat server which broadcasts the messages from clients to
> all the connected clients. So I started from the Reverse example and added
> my functionality to an IoHandler which keeps a container with all the
> sessions. Later on, I added Spring for configuration, and later on, I used
> a few Spring JMX annotations (so Java 5.0 is required) for showing how to
> expose functionality via JMX. So, there are different source directories
> which show that evolution in characteristics.
>
> I have placed the sources here:
>
> http://pitagoral.com/projects/ChatServer_source.tar.gz
> http://pitagoral.com/projects/ChatServer_with_dependencies.tar.gz
>
> I think they can be useful for newbies to Mina and/or as example of using
> Spring to configure a Mina application.


Wow, it's great.  Thanks!  We really appreciate it.  For license
clarification, could you create a JIRA issue and attach these files to
contribute?  Here's the URL:

http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA

Please don't forget to check that you agree to contribute them to the ASF.
Sorry for your inconvenience, but it's necessary process unless you have
signed ICLA.

And lastly, I appreciate the Mina framework ... it has been very nice to
> get to know it a bit better.


Any feedback?  We grow up with your criticism as always. :)

Thanks,
Trustin
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Re: example code of a simple chat server based on Mina and Spring

Posted by peter royal <pr...@apache.org>.
On Jul 19, 2006, at 6:43 PM, Pablo Pita Leira wrote:
> I have placed the sources here:
>
> http://pitagoral.com/projects/ChatServer_source.tar.gz
> http://pitagoral.com/projects/ChatServer_with_dependencies.tar.gz
>
> I think they can be useful for newbies to Mina and/or as example of  
> using
> Spring to configure a Mina application.
>
> And lastly, I appreciate the Mina framework ...  it has been very  
> nice to
> get to know it a bit better.

Awesome, thanks!

-pete


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