RE: [Beepcore-java-users] reading from InputDataStream ends prematurely

	I don't think using sendNul is the right thing to do. If your
msg is complete, you should send a RPY. I send an empty RPY if the
message I received is complete. I do this:

.....

OutputDataStream os =3D new OutputDataStream();
os.setComplete();
message.sendRPY(os);

.....

	It doesn't matter when you send it. InputDataStream has a "copy"
of the contents and they remain there until your handler returns. I
don't think the RPY or NUL go out until the handler returns, so...

	I hope this helps.=20

		Cheers,

Wladimir=20

-----Original Message-----
From: bee...@li...
[mailto:bee...@li...] On Behalf Of
Lukas Zbinden
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:31 AM
To: bee...@li...
Subject: [Beepcore-java-users] reading from InputDataStream ends
prematurely

Hi

I was wondering if someone knows the following problem and if a=20
workaround was found for it.

At the recipient site of a channel connection, I read the=20
InputDataStream as follows (containing XML):


public class MyRequestHandler implements RequestHandler {
=09

	public void receiveMSG(MessageMSG message) {

			InputDataStream input =3D message.getDataStream();
			byte[] rawData =3D read(input);

			message.sendNul();

			//parse XML...

	}

	public static byte[] read(InputDataStream stream) throws
Exception {
		ByteArrayOutputStream out =3D new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		do {
             		BufferSegment b =3D stream.waitForNextSegment();
             		 if (b =3D=3D null) {
	         	 		   continue;
              		}
              		out.write(b.getData());
         		} while (!stream.isComplete());
		out.flush();
		return out.toByteArray();
	}
}



When the sender site sends many messages in a short time=20
(channel.sendMSG(..) called at a high rate), it results in an=20
incomplete reading at the recipient site from the InputDataStream=20
delivered by the MessageMSG instance. I.e. it prematurely ends in=20
method read() and finally results in an XML parsing exception (since=20
not all data and XML, respectively, are read).

Does anyone know that problem? Is it a bug in Java beepcore or am I=20
reading the InputDataStream the wrong way?
I do have ensured that only one thread executes receiveMSG() at a time.

Another interesting issue: Does it matter if sendNul() is called before=20
or after reading the InputDataStream?


Thanks for any thoughts...
-- Lukas



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