On May 19, 2006, at 8:58 PM, Trejkaz wrote:
I've always used JSO to make components, it turns out to be fairly
simple if
you borrow the component example code and work from there.
I can get the component working, I just don't like the architecture.
All the examples I've seen use an infinite loop to process packets
from the stream rather than blocking until packets come in and then
routing them appropriately. If I knew why it was done this way, and
the advantages, I would probably be ok with it, but it seems like an
unnecessary waste of resources as the infinite loop is very processor
intensive. Any idea why the demos are done this way?
Thanks,
Christian
