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In this new installment series of tricks in tips, I will start sharing my observations with the upcoming NIO.2 (Asynchronous I/O) support in JDK 7 (jsr 203). The idea is simple: I've already added some support inside the Grizzly Framework (upcoming 1.9.0 version), and will share what I've learned/measured. Everything is new, from the JDK to upcoming Grizzly support!
But first, before I deep dive...
This week I was in the Bay area to present at the California' Silicon Valley JUG. A significant set of peoples showed up to listen to the Canadian invasion (well one Canadian, one Quebecois ;-) )
Ted and I have presented an updated and improved version of our JavaOne 2008 at Google this week. For the first time I've talked about Atmosphere and was quite happy about the feedback I've got...quite...
Introducing Atmosphere, a new framework for building portable Comet based applications. Yes, portable, which means it can run on Tomcat, Jetty, Grizzly/GlassFish or any web server that support Servlet 2.5 ... and without the needs to learn all those private API floating around...
Currently, writing a portable Comet application is impossible: JBossWeb has AIO, Tomcat has its a different AIO API,...
An application server can get in a really bad shape when a rogue application/component gets deployed into it. How to prevent the situation using GlassFish Prelude? With the help of the bear, yes , you can minimize those rogues animals...
Just in time for the upcoming v3 Prelude release, Alexey and I have added a feature that add support for web applications isolation. You can isolate rogue...
