roger that, good to know the details.
Peter Rossbach wrote:
All java version support NIO, but we have some trouble with NIO at
suse 9.3, jdk 1.5.0_01 and jdk 1.4.x when we stop some cluster
members. Then I implement the simple SocketReplicationListener that is
really stable for async mode. At
All java version support NIO, but we have some trouble with NIO at
suse 9.3, jdk 1.5.0_01 and jdk 1.4.x when we stop some cluster
members. Then I implement the simple SocketReplicationListener that
is really stable for async mode. At async mode we not need a lots of
parallell threads.
Pet
Question, what Linux distributions that run Java 1.4 or higher (required
for 5.5) do not support NIO?
Filip
Peter Rossbach wrote:
It implements aTCP/IP Socket receiver without NIO. This classes very
useful for async mode at some linux platforms. Please, don't remove
them, they are very impor
> It implements aTCP/IP Socket receiver without NIO. This classes very
> useful for async mode at some linux platforms. Please, don't remove
> them, they are very important for some user.
ok, no problem. I will leave them in.
>
> I think also we must discuss the next steps to change the cluster c
It implements aTCP/IP Socket receiver without NIO. This classes very
useful for async mode at some linux platforms. Please, don't remove
them, they are very important for some user.
I think also we must discuss the next steps to change the cluster code.
Regards
Peter
Am 09.02.2006 um 00:40
