Hi, A lot of the client network code has the assumption that I know where I'm connecting to - specifically that a connection always has a specific broker ID. Sends have "dest", Recieves have "source" and Selector has an id for connections which is often referred to as source or dest...
Server code has few cases where we don't actually know the source or dest, when accepting a connection or when channelToAnyBroker is used. My first instinct is that the source / dest is just not that useful in the server context. I use UNKNOWN_DEST (-1) in the Sends and Receives. And I'm planning to use key.hashcode as the ID for a connection (in the selector). Am I missing an important insight here about how the client network code should be used? Gwen P.S The receive / send code is already up there. Not very clean, but if someone can take a quick look and say "yeah, thats the right direction" or "you moron, you missed A, B and C!", I'll appreciate.
