Hi Emmanuel, Thanks very much for your reply.
> The number of thread you need to setup is impossible to define without any > knowledge about your code. > For instance, if you access a database in the handler, it's pretty obvious > that the thread might be stuck for a few ms, and with 800 concurrent requests > running, you will get awfull performances. That is exactly what happens. Virtually all calls that come in via a MINA connection are hitting our DB. So this being the case, do you recommend the approach documented here: http://mina.apache.org/configuring-thread-model.html > At this point, it's all about decoupling the code run in handler from the > MINA stack, using Executors. Would you mind looking at my second post which shows the implementation I have done using the configuration in the document indicated above, and letting me know whether that looks correct to you? I would really appreciate that. Just so I know I'm on the right track with the configuration section. As I said earlier, we are going with 2.0 in the next release, but I need to get out a patch release to buy us some time. Regards, Darryl -- -- cordialement, regards, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com directory.apache.org
