My little announce

[Trustin Lee (이희승)]

Frederic,

Big congratulations for the successful launch of your projects!  It's
been a long journey, right?  I just hope Netty did not slow you down.
:)

I also would like to thank you so much for working with the community
to make Netty better even under such busy days.  You are a huge
addition to the community!

Regards

— Trustin Lee, http://gleamynode.net/



On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Frederic Bregier <fredbregier at free.fr> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I just want to share with all Netty team and users that I finally got my two
> projects into production this last week. All tests were passed with success,
> thanks to Netty which makes easier for us to develop our network tools.
>
> The two main projects now in production are:
>
> - OpenR66: a file transfer monitor, which can handle a lot of file transfer,
> restarting, including SSL and multiplexing of socket, a database support for
> monitoring (several JDBC database are supported). This project is more or
> less close to the CFT proprietary software (banking exchange) but does not
> implement the Pesit protocol (a new protocol was designed to be as possible
> efficient and secure).
>
> Netty was quite impressive to help us to include all of the functionalities
> (specifically multiplexing, SSL, HTTP/HTTPS, bandwidth limitation usage) and
> of course its stability, memory usage, performance were quite important for
> us. The main development duration was about 2 months for the network model
> (mainly on multiplexing and HTTP support) and 3 months more for finishing
> the business model and fixing bugs.
>
> - GoldenGate FTP (and its sub project Ftp Exec): a sort of passive gateway
> which can transform a FTP file transfer into another protocol or simply do a
> pre action (before RETRieve command) or post action (after STORe like
> commands). In our case, we use it to be able to receive from users that do
> not have a file transfer monitor (even simple PC), but have to transfer to a
> mainframe some files using FTP. The frontal FTP server written in java with
> Netty receive files from FTP then forward them to the mainframe using
> OpenR66.
>
> Again, Netty was quite impressive too, specifically there for its facility
> to implement some special functionality in the "business" model (mixing
> Command and Data network connections in the business model). Contrary to
> other FTP server projects using NIO, both Command and Data connections are
> using Nio thanks to Netty. The main development duration was about 2 months
> for the network model and 1 months more for finishing the business model and
> fixing bugs.
>
> You can have some picture  (and a benchmark on the FTP server) on my home
> page: http://openr66.free.fr
>
> I really want to thank you all, and of course with a special thank to
> Trustin!
>
> Cheers,
> Frederic
>
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