A few details on how JavaBin can be involved in this type of behavior:
JavaBin consumes data by by wrapping InputStream’s with a FastInputStream.
FastInputStream implements an InputStream, but it disregards the
InputStream contract that says you have reached the end of the stream when
-1 is return
I’ll give a concrete example what most likely a best outcome.
Async servlet requests and async NIO2 asyn IO and async search and update
side internode requests have a variety of tremendous benefits.
It is also very time consuming to find ways to best take advantage of them
and address all the iss
Right, that’s essentially going to be the value outside of me. Whatever
anyone wants to make of it. Not much value being made of it now because who
can see it? I have a reasonable view from a billion hours of logs and
profilers and monitors and comparisons and measurements and watching each
advance
I’ve picked up a few of the improvements and brought them over to main
branch, fixed a few busy waits, improved some concurrent access, minor
stuff really. I’m currently busy trying to digest and experiment with the
jetty changes Mark mentioned earlier, so hopefully that’s another piece
that can co
+1 to apply same code formatting on the ref branch to be able to compare.
Solr still suffers from sloow and unstable tests. I whsh there were some
lessons learnt from the ref-branch that could be ported over. I don't know if
you separated out "Integration" tests from unit tests or something that
Ok, will disable the jobs.
Uwe
Am June 8, 2021 9:42:08 PM UTC schrieb David Smiley :
>Sorry to hear that Mark. I hope it might be useful for little bits 'n
>pieces. Occasionally I'm looking at some class, maybe a test, and I
>quickly do a comparison to the ref branch to wonder what you did ther
It’s essentially just a practical limitation. Not much I can do. Ive spent
a fair amount of time multiple times to try for something more and it’s
really beyond me. And at some point I get to pick doing the stuff that I
really wanted all the base work for or not, and when that is done, it’s
even mo
Sorry to hear that Mark. I hope it might be useful for little bits 'n
pieces. Occasionally I'm looking at some class, maybe a test, and I
quickly do a comparison to the ref branch to wonder what you did there.
There is a grand source code reformatting that is underway; we should apply
that proces
At this point I doubt the ref branch is going to help anyone much other
than me as the need arises from any assignment i may have or in sharing
information with others as the need arises (I put together a presentation
on Jetty from it for others on my team a bit ago.)
Extracting anything but isol
