--- "Rezaei, Mohammad A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> NIO is all about performance and scalability, so it
> should be straight
> forward to choose a framework.
More specifically, NIO is mostly about scalability,
and not all that much about performance. At least if
performance is thought of as efficiency.
NIO can be used to alleviate specific concurrency
problems (one thread per connection, lotsa inactive
open connections), and allows scaling things to
systems with higher concurrency demands. But generally
it does not help with throughput, for example.
-+ Tatu +-
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