SocketAcceptors?

[Samuel Doyle <sd...@yahoo.com>]

I've been away from the mailing list and MINA for a
bit since I completed my working prototype using
0.9.0. That being said I've seen mention of what looks
to be another form of binding a service or change
change in the setup code.

Is the following still the standard way of setting
this up or is there a new method?

// Bind
Service service = new Service( this.myName,
TransportType.SOCKET, this.port );
this.myRegistry.bind( service, serviceHandler );

My proxy server is not commercial grade and will
require some more iterations including upgrading to
the latest version of MINA. Is there some new
documentation or fundamentals I should be aware of
between the version I'm using ( 0.9.0 ) and the
latest? Has there been dramatic changes going on in
the project? Should I be monitoring the mailing list
very closely? Will there be an official stable build
soon that we can consider a baseline?

Thanks, S.D.

Re: SocketAcceptors?

[Trustin Lee <tr...@gmail.com>]

As I wrote in the previous message to you, 'registry' package is gone.
Please refer to the examples.  I'm sorry that doco is not yet
production-ready.  We're out of bandwidth these days.  Any help will be
appreciated.

HTH,
Trustin

On 4/26/06, Samuel Doyle <sd...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I've been away from the mailing list and MINA for a
> bit since I completed my working prototype using
> 0.9.0. That being said I've seen mention of what looks
> to be another form of binding a service or change
> change in the setup code.
>
> Is the following still the standard way of setting
> this up or is there a new method?
>
> // Bind
> Service service = new Service( this.myName,
> TransportType.SOCKET, this.port );
> this.myRegistry.bind( service, serviceHandler );
>
> My proxy server is not commercial grade and will
> require some more iterations including upgrading to
> the latest version of MINA. Is there some new
> documentation or fundamentals I should be aware of
> between the version I'm using ( 0.9.0 ) and the
> latest? Has there been dramatic changes going on in
> the project? Should I be monitoring the mailing list
> very closely? Will there be an official stable build
> soon that we can consider a baseline?
>
> Thanks, S.D.
>



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