Highly scalable asynchronous NIO reactor library. My gift to the community.

[blakeman8192]

But how can networking not be a limiting factor? Are you saying that instead, another component (CPU, memory?) is the new limiting factor? Just how much networking traffic does each client use? And, I was saying that Runescape's protocol has already been established, so the amount of data flowing through the pipes will remain the same, NIO or not, this or not. I'm saying that recycling threads will have a minimal affect when network latency is so high.

Perhaps you don't understand the amount of work the CPU must do in order to run through the processes of incoming packet parsing (for every player), player object modifying (for every player), outgoing packet responses (for every player), and then creating the update packet (for every player, for every player - yes, exponentially). The matter of fact is that this networking library will without a doubt be able to handle the maximum amount of players that the runescape client can handle per-world (that number being 2000), so therefore the limiting factor will either be poor code written in the aforementioned processes, or the clients own limit.

[Ultimate]

Maaan, sorry for being the noob here but, how do I use this thing???

[blakeman8192]

Maaan, sorry for being the noob here but, how do I use this thing???

Look at the source of the Test.java class, it shows you an example of how to get it running.

[Ultimate]

Thanks I'll check it out

[LolMonsta]

blake, if you want people to use it you should include a test on reading and writing data.

[Shiver]

blake, if you want people to use it you should include a test on reading and writing data.

there is one..l2download

[gnarly]

there is one..l2download

It dosn't read and write, it only listens for connections.

[blakeman8192]

It dosn't read and write, it only listens for connections.

You're stupid.

[SourDeeez]

WAT?!?!?!??!>.<>.<:cookie::cookie::cookie:leep:leep::lock::lock:

[Diljot]

It dosn't read and write, it only listens for connections.

onRead & onWrite...