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Do you mind to explain a little bit more on why you are addicted to JBoss Netty? I don't mean to hi-jack Node thread but I'm curious since I use Java day-to-da
by hello_moto 15y ago
Do you mind to explain a little bit more on why you are addicted to JBoss Netty?
I don't mean to hi-jack Node thread but I'm curious since I use Java day-to-day and would love to hear more about non-web-app framework type of activities in Java.
- badmash69 15y agoWe were using TIBCO with JMS API to process data as a part of batch job. The batch job would send a message to a JMS Queue; the listener would then process the message and insert it into a db. Replace the system with Netty based RPC servers. Now the batch job makes async RPC calls to the Netty RPC server. The overall system is now several times faster. And the error handling is now much more elegant . Not to mention that not having to deal with our enterprise infrastructure(Tibco team) guys is an added bonus.
- hello_moto 15y agoJMS can do async call as well is it not? Is using JMS make programming more clumsy? listener vs pure async. What about the RPC stuff, do you have to write a custom serialization ?