I'm getting a lot of questions about NIO in general, and since most of them apply not only to HTTP handling, I've decided to blog about my experience with NIO in Grizzly. The observations I've measured might not apply to all NIO based servers implementation, but I suspect it will cover the majority of them. Anyway there is not much documentations about NIO in general (except basic tutorial), so...
Wow....still recovering after a crazy week at JavaOne. We have worked very hard to make the keynote demo on Friday to clearly demonstrate the power of the Real Time VM. For people that didn't see it, we demonstrated SJSAS 9.0 running on the upcoming Sun Real Time VM. Without going into details (will blog more later on the topic), we have configured Grizzly to use its ARA mechanism and a Real Time...
This year is the second year of Grizzly and it has greatly evolved since last time he went to San Francisco. Grizzly started as an HTTP NIO based Framework tied to GlassFish, and it is now been used in several products (SJSAS 8.1 PE, 8.2 PEhttp://weblogs.java.net/mt/mt.cgi?__mode=view&_type=entry&blog_id=258&id=4680&saved_changes=1 (and available in the upcoming 8.2 EE), GlassFish...
