Oleg, > * Initially I based my server code on NIO because one thread per > connection (most of which would stay idle most of the time) was kind of > luxury I could not afford. I after having spent a few days writing code > I came to the point where I needed to plug in SSL. To my dismay I found > out that SSL was not NIO enabled in Java 1.4 (SSLSocketChannel planned > for 1.5). If you intend to target Java 1.4 and be able to use SSL, NIO > appears out of question.
Yeah this is a very sad point indeed. Luckily I can focus on other things until SSL arrives and 1.5 is the standard production JDK in prominence. The more I think about it the more I get depressed however I would not let this steer us away for sticking close to NIO. It has the standard selection mechanism we need. If forced to we should be able to implement a SSLSocketChannel for 1.4 no? Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
