On 23/09/2013 09:43, Remy Maucherat wrote:
Hi Mark,
Unless I missed something, Websockets 1.0 on Servlet 3.1 upgrade doesn't
do much flushing, so that the IS/OS used in upgrade must effectively
just write immediately the data (and ensure it is really sent over the
wire).
Correct. Unless
On Tue, 2013-09-24 at 06:34 -0700, Mark Thomas wrote:
Non-blocking IO with non-upgraded streams still uses the standard
buffering mechanisms.
I agree some clarification is required. When section 5.1 discusses
buffering, it does so in the context of the ServletResponse object so it
isn't
Hi Mark,
Unless I missed something, Websockets 1.0 on Servlet 3.1 upgrade doesn't
do much flushing, so that the IS/OS used in upgrade must effectively
just write immediately the data (and ensure it is really sent over the
wire).
I find that a bit weird, since during the design of Servlets 3.1,
