Leo Galambos of the Egothor project has done it I believe -- if you ask
him directly I'm sure he'll provide you with the difference it made for
Egothor. Nutch and Egothor are obviously two different things, but the
results might give you a hint about the general performance gain from
converting to NIO.
Cheers,
Dawid
Byron Miller wrote:
Has anyone done any testing of converting read/writes
& io to NIO or do you think that wouldn't offer much gain?
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