Hi Ortwin > What you are referring to is the "backlog" of a Socket. That is the number of > half-open / unaccepted connections that is queued by the OS before sending > RSTs > for any more SYNs. > I thought so too.. but I think in the NIO model its a bit different - especially when a request is handled by a separate thread pool. In the classic model of a thread per socket - an implementation will not be doing a ServerSocket.accept() once the thread pool is exhausted. However, the NIO reactor will process events over threads that are different from the worker threads processing the request. Thus I believe all connections gets accepted by default - without being queued at TCP level, and this is what I would like to control if possible.. provided that my understanding on this is correct :D
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