ChannelSink.eventSunk() doesn't catch OPEN state with TRUE as value
Rafael Marins
rafael.marins at neociclo.com
Tue Aug 11 20:09:45 EDT 2009
Hello Netties!
I'm working on the development of an Common-ISDN-API (CAPI 2.0) transport
for JBoss Netty. When implementing my IsdnChannelSink extending from
AbstractChannelSink, and using the BootstrapClient to make the connection,
the first events caught by the eventSunk() method have the following order
of occurrence:
1st - BOUND with SocketAddress as value
2nd - CONNECTED with SocketAddress as value
Shouldn't the correct behavior be catching the OPEN state with TRUE value
first of all?
Analyzing the BootstrapClient class I've identified that the Connector inner
class is responsible for firing the connected event.
Am I wrong or is it such a thing to be fixed?
Thanks in advance,
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Rafael Marins
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Rafael Marins
Neociclo - http://www.neociclo.com
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