Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
> Here is why I think its good
>
> 1. Current pools can't shrink, so when peak has been hit, that's where
> were at
> 2. Current pools are unfair, synchronized (workers) { workers.wait() },
> executors are a bit more fair since they only hold a lock for a short
> period
> 3. Reduce duplicate code
> 4. Executors provide more flexibility
> 5. I have not found a performance difference anymore
> 6. Async implementation becomes much easier, since
> AsyncContext.dispatch() is easily handed off to an executor and
> releasing application thread. Otherwise we have to add an executor on
> top of the existing thread pool, which is doable, just not pragmatic
If you mean give each connector it's own executor by default and the
option to use a shared executor then +1
For the record, it was point 6 that made the argument for me.
Mark
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