AsyncFilter Example fail

[lion lion]

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Hi, there

I am trying to run AsyncFilter example given in the post (http://www.java.net/blog/2008/07/03/extending-grizzly-http-runtime)
As a result, server can receive the request but browser can not get "Grizzly is soon cool"...
I add a system.out in Callable.call() as following:
.....
System.out.println(asyncExecutor.getProcessorTask());
asyncExecutor.execute();
......
It turned out to be processorTask is null .
Dig into source, I found one possible place to set processorTask is asyncExecutor.postExecute
With guess that there is another filter which set task to null, I set doFilter to return false.
After the change, the example works.

Can you explain what happen internally? The jar I used is grizzly-webserver-1.9.18a.jar

Thanks,
Xiang

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[Oleksiy Stashok]

Hi Xiang,

can you pls. specify which exactly example from the blog you're trying to run? :)

Thanks.

WBR,

Alexey.

On Sep 30, 2009, at 10:25 , lion lion wrote:

Hi, there

I am trying to run AsyncFilter example given in the post (http://www.java.net/blog/2008/07/03/extending-grizzly-http-runtime)
As a result, server can receive the request but browser can not get "Grizzly is soon cool"...
I add a system.out in Callable.call() as following:
.....
System.out.println(asyncExecutor.getProcessorTask());
asyncExecutor.execute();
......
It turned out to be processorTask is null . 
Dig into source, I found one possible place to set processorTask is asyncExecutor.postExecute
With guess that there is another filter which set task to null, I set doFilter to return false.
After the change, the example works.

Can you explain what happen internally? The jar I used is grizzly-webserver-1.9.18a.jar

Thanks,
Xiang 

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