By soliveirajr
via mentablog.soliveirajr.com
Submitted: Feb 15 2013 / 20:41
Non-blocking I/O through selectors is the part of networking that I like the most. The Java NIO API is not easy, but once you understand the reactor pattern and abstract away its complexities you end up with a powerful and re-usable network multiplexer. The classic one-thread-per-socket approach does not scale, has a lot of overhead and almost always lead to complex code.
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