Jerome Louvel <contact <at> noelios.com> writes: > > > Hi Brandon, > > I have done some research in the past in this area. See this report: > http://restlet.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=143 > > I have just changed the milestone to 1.1 and added a comment mentionning > your proposition. Feel free to add more comments while you experiment. > > BTW, I'm not convinced yet of the need for continuations or COMET-style > communications and on the compliance with the HTTP standard. It seems that > requiring your AJAX client to poll regularly the server, using properly > configured caching metadata (like "last-modified" and "if-modified-since" > headers) could be a better (more scalable) approach. What are the opinions > on this? > > Best regards, > Jerome >
Thanks Jerome. I'll update what that issue w/ what I find. I am setting it up so that we can do some performance testing to compare the 2 approaches. As i was digging around some more I noticed ServletCall is obviously being used since it is running the servlet container. I want to fully use NIO. I am running restlet in jetty and need to use the JettyCall instead. It looks like the getRequestChannel and getResponseChannel need to be implemented to use the NIO correct? Are there any other updates that need to be made to run restlet inside the jetty container and fully use NIO? Thanks. -Brandon
