Pascal Cohen wrote: > Hello, > > I sent this mail also to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sorry if it is > duplicated or at the wrong email list: > > I hope my question is not too stupid anyway I am a bit worried because > I downloaded the 1.0 release of MINA and tried the Getting Started > section. Tests worked fined but I saw in the documentation something > related to IOThreadPoolFilters and ProtocolThreadPoolFilters but was > not able to find such classes in the 1.0 release while I was able to > have them in 0.8 release. > Is it normal and what can I do if I want to use thread pools ? (I've already replied to your first mail but since you might have missed that, here it is again :) )
I'm afraid the documentation you've been reading is out of date. Have a look at the examples instead which come with the MINA 1.0 distribution. MINA 1.0 will use thread pools by default so there's really nothing you have to do to get a thread pool for your MINA app. Of course you also have to possiblity to override the defaults if you wish. -- Niklas Therning www.spamdrain.net
