Hi All, I am new to Node.js. What is the exact meaning of non-blocking I/O operation in Node.js. Is that only for the whole process of one client request, or it is used in the thread of Node.js. The difference here is mean, if it is for one client request, the Node.js will be blocked until the current request is finished, and then handle the next one. If it is for the Node.js thread, the Node.js will push the response callback into the event loop, and then handle the next request. I think the second one should be the correct one, because it is using V8 as the engine, but for my application, it acts the first way. Which is the correct behavior for Node.js or do I need some configuration changes for that?
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