2005/6/16, Barry Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
-- > MINA will work fine even if thread takes long time to process events.
> But There is a possibility that one thread handle more than two
> connection, and then other connection can starve because other
> connection's blocking.
For this particular scenario, there will be only one thread since the
entire fix-engine is to work in synchronous mode, all
connections/sessions included. (I haven't yet been able to determine
what types of FIX applications require this, but we need to maintain
backward compatibility.)
Good, then you can do as you want.
> By default, thread pool filters adjusts its size automatically, and it
> will increase the size of pool to maximum size (default is
> 'unlimited', oops) if all threads are busy. So you'll have to be
> careful.
What I have not configured any thread pool filters? Specically, no
protocol pool. Will there be then just one IO thread and one Protocol
thread?
If you didn't add any thread pool filters, it will run in single thread mode. Everything will run in one thread. So you'll have to add at least one thread pool filter if you're not using SimpleServiceRegistry and if you don't need extremely high latency.
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