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Building Highly Scalable Servers with Java NIO
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2006-05-09 04:05:15 |
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Khiraly
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Try to connect to it via telnet, and paste some string to it. The java program will always receive 0 byte.
Add a line to PacketChannel.java:151:
System.out.println("0 byte recieved");
It will always print 0 byte received, if you paste strings into the telnet program. Its really strange. I dont known, it is a bug in the progtam or in java or in linux.
I tried jdk 1.4 and 1.5 too (for linux).
Im quite sure, that this is not partial packet received thing, because I can paste into telnet more than 2kB, so its sure, that its more than one packet.
Here is the "modified" code:
if (packet == null) {
// Partial packet received. Must wait for more data. All the contents
// of inBuffer were processed by the protocol decoder. We can
// delete it and prepare for more data.
System.out.println("0 byte");
inBuffer.clear();
reactivateReading();
} else {
Can somebody help me?
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