Andrew Oliver wrote:
That does sound pretty cool to me. Is that open source or no? I think
there may be a few places I may end up needing something like that. I could
also use some good NIO examples.
Nope...it's closed source. Most of it is pretty application-specific.
But there are parts of our non-blocking NIO framework that might be reusable -
and if so, we might consider it as part of an open-source module.
(We searched long and hard for an HTTP implementation that had the level of
scalability and efficiency, especially in garbage production, that our product
requires and could find nothing...hence we re-invented a slightly-improved wheel)
I assume you're looking at NIO for increasing the capacity of JBoss, since
there are few other reasons to use NIO? Sockets are a much simpler abstraction
to work with. But those damn threads take a lot of resources when you start
talking about 1000 simultaneous operations.
BTW, my next task is an asynchronous implemention of SSL/HTTP on the
server-side.
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