Hi Maarten, Correct me if I am missing something. dispose() seems to release all ressources from the IoService (or connector), so when you don't need anymore the connector. setWorkerTimeout() was intend to release one thread only inside the pool of threads after the specified timeout after no use.
I read the code, specially from the 6 months ago trunk version and the current version. It seems that in previous version Mina tries to re-use thread during some time before returning them definitively to the pool (or to nothing since the default pool was NewThreadExecutor). In case of NewThreadExecutor, trying to reuse thread instead of created a new one everyone, I suppose it was the point. Am I correct if I say that, since the underlying pool of thread in the new trunk is a CachedPool, you don't need anymore this function as you rely on the pool management from CachedPool itself, such that Mina don't have to take care of this ? The more I read, the more I found myself (I hope not in wrong direction). It was just a quick question as some users from 1.x will probably ask the question too in a few weeks or so... So probably a new point in the "Change from 1.x to 2" web page. Frederic ----- Original Message ----- From: "Maarten Bosteels" Hello Frederic, try connector.dispose(); http://mina.apache.org/report/trunk/apidocs/org/apache/mina/common/IoService.html#dispose() Maarten On Nov 22, 2007 6:53 PM, Frédéric Brégier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Trustin and all ! > In the past in trunk (6 month ago) we had : > connector.setWorkerTimeout(1); > But there is no more such a function now in trunk. > Does it have a reason ? > > So far, it seems I almost finished (still without testing) > rewriting my code, so at most 3 days. > > Thanks to all > > Frederic
