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Project update - possible alternative to phase 1 network I/O

Work continues on the underlying I/O mechanisms to be utilized by the client/server code - however, I have finally found what may be a useable alternative which uses the same/similar concepts as those I used in the proof of concept implementation this project. It is also hosted here at SourceForge, and is called "SEDA" - found here: http://seda.sourceforge.net/

Unfortunately, the implementation of thread pooling found in the Sandstorm reference framework implementation of SEDA does not appear to be configurable on a per-pool basis - though alternative, customized implementations are supported. I may end up using the Sandstorm/SEDA infrastructure for the I/O portions of jmmcms, though I believe that I will also finish the implementation already begun - though not yet posted - in the imutillib project... (http://imutillib.sourceforge.net/)... read more

Posted by Richard A. Mead 2004-06-03

Proof of concept available

The proof of concept code has been posted in the files section! It works, it has example client and server applications, it even has a little bit of javadoc! It is, however, at best alpha level code... It is not expected that this will be used in any sort of production environment - it is recommended to view this proof of concept code as experimental only. The 'real' code is in progress and has yet to be uploaded to the CVS repository.

Posted by Richard A. Mead 2004-05-05

Available soon: proof of concept alpha

A working alpha version prototype is in need only of appropriate license text before being made available! This code is proof of concept only - much of it is being rewritten prior to the first 'true' release, including being broken apart into two libraries: this client server library, and the more general utility library found at SourceForge as the project "Information Montage Java Utility library" (http://sourceforge.net/projects/imutillib/)

Posted by Richard A. Mead 2004-04-25
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