Do you really mean millions? I hope these are rather small transactions ;-)
(is that millions simultaneous, or millions per hour or millions per day?)
Server side java approaches the speed of C++ (or better). but I wouldn't do
this for a first project in java. I'm afraid you will always think it would
have been better in C++
I would do it in Java, maybe you better do it in C.
Geert Van Damme
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> dear all: is there a mailing list that discusses the above topic? i am new
> to java but am very familiar with c++, windows nt. i need to write a
> distributed server app that can service millions of udp
> connections. i know
> how to do it on windows nt using c++ (using w2k thread pooling,
> iocp, etc.).
> i am attracted to the write once run anywhere concept of java and
> would like
> to investigate the possibility of writing such system using java.
> has anyone
> done this? is it possible/recommended on java?
>
> tks,
> peter
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