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Published: Sep 04 2008 / 02:27
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By dwdyer
via paultyma.blogspot.com
Published: Sep 04 2008 / 02:27
Comments
se7en replied ago:
Not quite new. Can you force close ( with immediate effect ) a stalled opened socket using the blocking api? Don't think so...
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mheath replied ago:
This is old and stupid. Non-blocking NIO isn't about performance; it's about scalability.
Dan Dyer replied ago:
The point is that, with blocking I/O, you can scale better than most people expect. So for many projects NIO is overkill. There will still be a point at which it makes sense to choose NIO, and sacrifice some throughput for increased scalability, but most projects won't reach that point.
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