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    [jira] Created: (DIRMINA-137) 'Chain of Responsibility' pattern support for IoHandler  
Trustin Lee (JIRA)


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12-06-05 07:45 AM

'Chain of Responsibility' pattern support for IoHandler
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Key: DIRMINA-137
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA-137
Project: Directory MINA
Type: New Feature
Reporter: Trustin Lee
Assigned to: Trustin Lee
Fix For: 0.9


Some protocols such as Kerberos have a complex layered mechanism.  Implement
ing this kind of protocol in one IoHandler is not really easy.  It usually u
ses the well-known 'Chain or Responsibility' pattern to implement the whole 
protocol.  IoFilter already
provides CoR, but It is not really a good idea to implement a protocol logic
 as an IoFilter.  We'll implement an IoHandler called 'ChainedIoFilter' and 
provide associated interfaces such as IoHandlerCommand and IoHandlerChain to
 support CoR pattern for p
rotocol implementors.


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