Is that normal behavior ? The java docs don't talk about the
sequence of events, but I presumed that the notifier would just
makes it's notification then get on with whatever it has to do next
and not care about what the listeners are doing, or how long it
takes them to do it.
this is normal ... receipt of notifications happens in-thread with the
event dispatch, which is actually required in some cases, since WO/EOF
use notifications in several cases for synchronous events (when a new
eoadaptor channel is needed, for instance).
Do i just need to stick the listeners job into a thread to get it to
run in the background ?
I would personally recommend using a Java 1.5 ExecutorPool rather than
doing anything with your own threads (you don't want to kill your app
because you're spawning tons of threads by accident).
ms
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