Examples of org.apache.mina.protocol.ProtocolDecoder.decode()

Class org.apache.mina.protocol.ProtocolDecoder

Examples of org.apache.mina.protocol.ProtocolDecoder.decode()

org.apache.mina.protocol.ProtocolDecoder.decode()
Decodes binary or protocol-specific content into higher-level message objects. MINA invokes {@link #decode(ProtocolSession,ByteBuffer,ProtocolDecoderOutput)}method with read data, and then the decoder implementation puts decoded messages into {@link ProtocolDecoderOutput}. @throws ProtocolViolationException if the read data violated protocolspecification

            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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            ProtocolDecoder decoder = psession.decoder;
            try
            {
                synchronized( decoder )
                {
                    decoder.decode( psession, in, psession.decOut );
                }


                Queue queue = psession.decOut.getMessageQueue();
                synchronized( queue )
                {

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