If your app is pushing data to clients, then keep in mind that BlazeDS uses blocking I/O, meaning one dedicated thread per client, meaning your machine will start smoking and fall over as soon as you get above a couple hundred simultaneous clients on a single CPU. A blogger at Farata Systems who seems really intelligent suggests that there will be a number of low-cost LCDS/BlazeDS alternatives soon that use NIO to push data to clients. The nonblocking news was so depressing to me that I haven't checked out the source code yet, but I wonder if a patch will ultimately be submitted to Adobe that uses NIO for pushing data to clients instead.
--- In [email protected], "simonjpalmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am contemplating the switch over and wondered if anyone would be > willing to share their experiences. >
