[Simpleweb-Support] aren't "Dispacher-n" threads already asynchronous?

[-=}\\*/{=- <rui...@gm...>]

hi,

i read your tutorial, apart of being outdated, i do not understand how the
threads work...

is not a server configured as in first example of the tutorial
already asynchronous?

here is an output of my logs... and it seams asynchronous... i did have
to synchronize the logger:

I: Dispatcher-68 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371407]
  ! @ abc.kis.handler.kml.KMLHandler
I: Dispatcher-68 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371438]
  ! 286ms: localhost:8086/
I: Dispatcher-70 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371446]
  * localhost:8086/static/script/color.js
I: Dispatcher-69 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371459]
  * localhost:8086/css/base.css
I: Dispatcher-70 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371507]
  > localhost >>> kis.alphabit.org
I: Dispatcher-69 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371511]
  > localhost >>> kis.alphabit.org
I: Dispatcher-70 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371518]
  > kis.alphabit.org >>> common
I: Dispatcher-69 @ 12.07.06.21.59.31 [1341608371523]

i want to control the timeout for each request handling... so i would like
to better understand what is the best approach.

thank you,
best wishes,
  rui

ps: bellow is the method that i use to start the Container (ie. this)

  public void start() {
    logI("Starting server at %1$s.", portsToString());
    try {
      connection = new SocketConnection(this);
      for (int port: ports)
        try {
          connection.connect(new InetSocketAddress(port));
        } catch (IOException ioe) {
          logE("Unable to connect to port %1$d: %2$s", port,
ioe.getMessage());
        }
    } catch (IOException ioe) {
      logE("Unable to create a %1$s: %2$s",
        SocketConnection.class.getName(), ioe.getMessage());
    }
    if (ps.length() > 0)
      logI("Server started at:%1$s", ps);
  }