Hello all,
I'm a bit confused with SocketAcceptor( int processorCount, Executor executor ).
Internally this creates a new SocketIoProcessor for each processorCount. But
the SocketIoProcessors all share the same Executor. What's the advantage of
having multiple instances of SocketIoProcessor?
If you use a pooling Executor like Executors.newCachedThreadPool() or
Executors.newFixedThreadPool(int nThreads) is this creating a new thread for
each connection?
How does this relate to an ExecutorFilter in the IoHandlerChain?
If I want a few IO processing threads, which re-use threads from a pool, and
worker threads which use a separate pool what is the best way to do this? I
don't want a thread per connection.
Thanks
Rob
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