Reading jetty.xml is a bit crooked, but it's the only way
Waiting for new release

Thank you

I'm using Distributed Ehcache and Terracotta toolkit for sending/receiving messages. All works fine, but in this approach you should write your own Buddy system, Ban system, Room system, Public/Private Messages,.. huge part of SmartFox embedded features.

Is there a way to get port of embedded http server from code? My load balancers should send to clients data about alive game servers in cluster: ip, port and httpPort (is blurBox is enable).

It'll be great if there will be method "getHttpPort()" in com.smartfoxserver.v2.http.IHttpServer class

Just check all requests from client for ability. So if request could be performed (from servers view point) it means that client is valid (even if your client was hacked or this is some another client)

I use Java client API and sometimes I get double disconnection server event:

my disconnect handler
public class DisconnectEventHandler extends BaseServerEventHandler
{

@Override
public void handleServerEvent(ISFSEvent event) throws SFSException
{
doSomeActionOnUserDisconnect();
}
}

and my ...

for what do you need a thread if it doesn't have a cycle?
Did you try to debug?

We have now reached more than 4500 CCU as we are allowing a bigger share of our userbase to use the new version.

Do you use single server? or some clustering solution

A single server. I have no plan to cluster.
I believe my game can run 40k players on one server, when I'll good at smartfox ...

Fraggle wrote:We have now reached more than 4500 CCU as we are allowing a bigger share of our userbase to use the new version.

Do you use single server? or some clustering solution

Probably request from user was in queue at the moment as a player was disconnected, so handler got request from dead user

Doesn't support concurrency? What do you mean exactly?
Can you elaborate?

F.e. there is a class:

class FirstHandler extends BaseClientRequestHandler
{
@Override
public void handleClientRequest(User user, ISFSObject isfso)
{
trace("begin");
doSomeLongOperation();
trace("end");
}
}

if ...

Is it right that handlers ('someClasses extends BaseClientRequestHandler') doesn't supports cuncurrency on sfs level? As I understand all requests from users just pushed into some queue for this handler and processed consequentially

And does 'someClasses extends BaseServerEventHandler' supports ...

Does anybody tried terracotta EHCache for clustering? Guys from terracotta offer to migrate from DSO (http://www.terracotta.org/confluence/di ... acotta+DSO)

I read it and took a part in these discussion.. but in our game each player should be able to communicate with each others

My company plans to use a cluster of SFS2X servers (2-3 servers in the begining, 3-6 further, it will depends on servers loading and it will be known after load (stress) testing, cluster must holds more than 100000 ccu).
In the current situation I should write a couple of classes (like in cluster ...

partly you are right.. Bruteforcing stop working when password contains more than 9-10 characters, but there are more efficiently ways (f.e. using dictionaries)

NB: users very often use 6-8 character passwords