2014-03-25 15:57 GMT+01:00 Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net >:
> What about when an Executor is used, where the number of threads can > fluctuate (up to a maximum) but are (or can be) also shared with other > connectors? > > This is not really related, the connector stops using a thread when the connection closes, so if there are two java.io connectors sharing one executor, the thread count is the current connection count between the two connectors. Blocking on all io is a characteristic of java.io, and it's on its way to deprecation for that reason. This limitation should be accepted and embraced, attempts to work around it are mostly counter productive: the connector doesn't become more efficient, but its performance goes down. Rémy
