I want to implement a Chat Server with Java and Netty. My question is: should I make all the work in Netty\'s connection handler?
I have seen many articles/blogs saying that Java NIO is a better solution compared to traditional Java IO.
I\'m trying the Java.nio-package for non-blocking communication. So I got my ServerSocketChannel and all my connected clients (SocketChannel) in a Selec开发者_开发百科tor and wait for data (OP_ACCEPT/
I\'ve been sitting with this problem for some hours now without getting it to work the way I want it to work.
I just discovered that just has an NIO facility, Java NIO Pipe t开发者_如何学Gohat\'s designed for passing data between threads. Is there any advantage of using this mechanism over the more convention
I have two wireless computers connected to an N wireless router. Each of these PCs are connected at between 108-150Mbps.
I am trying to limit the amount of garbage produced by my log library, so I coded a test to show me how much memory is FileChannel.write creating. The code below allocates ZERO memory on my Mac, but c
We are using a third party application which uses sun.nio package. We are facing following error very frequently,
In Java IO, an OutputStream can use flush() method to make sure data is sent at once. Is there a corre开发者_运维知识库sponding function in Java NIO for SocketChannel? As far as I know, there is a fo
Has anyone made a Servlet API implementation built on top of Netty? I\'m tempted to build my own as I can\'t google an implementation.
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