Netty dead connects

[Marc-André Laverdière]

You can use a time out handler.
Essentially, Netty is very much event-driven, so there is not much
polling to do. You just need to add to your pipeline and then handle
the event :)

Marc-André LAVERDIÈRE
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2011/1/7 sifman <watsis at hotmail.com>:
>
> I apologise if this has been posted before.  I did scan through some of the
> messages and didn't really find anything related.
>
> I just want to know if there is a standard way of dealing with potential
> "dead" connections.  I know when I still used MINA I was able to check the
> last time there was a successful write on the connection
> (ioSession.getLastWriteTime()).  By doing that I could determine if I'm
> dealing with an unusual long idle connection.
>
> Is there an equivalent way of accomplishing this with Netty?  From what I
> see in the Channel API it is not so straightforward to do this.
>
> Hopefully I'm missing something.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
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