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Project Grizzly 1.5.2 released
Posted by jfarcand on July 10, 2007 at 07:56 AM | Comments (2)
Project Grizzly 1.5.2 has been released and marked as beta. This release has been integrated in various products such as (to name a few) GlassFish v3, Phobos, Restlet, Shared Shell and used/tested/evaluated by companies/products like Electronic Arts, Ericsson, Foto, Hadoop, etc.
What changed since 1.5.1: - JRuby now supports Grizzly ARP
- Added SSL TCP Client support
- gCometd has been updated to the latest version of the Bayeuz spec.
- Grizzly Comet now supports full asynchronous read and write.
- Added the new ThreadAttachment functionality to detach the Thread attributes.
- Added a new interface called ProtocolParser that can be used with the new
ParserProtocolFilter to implement incomplete byte read support.
- Allow changing the default logger
- Removed commons-logging/modeler dependencies to reduce the bundle size
- Added a new pipeline() method to SelectorHandler to allow one thread pool per SelectorHandler
- Implement multi-selector support for the http web server
The 1.5.2 release contains ready to use components:
The binary are available here. The ready to use components are available here. Make sure you read the how to start those components. Congratulation to everybody who helped with this release.
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Hi,
I´m from Brazil and a friend of mine(Joao Vitor- MGJUG leader) introduct me Grizzly. It is in production now. Nowadays we have only 10 req/s, but I was using a tradional Threads and Sockets to handle 300 clients and I was starting getting problems with performance.
I´m writing just to say that Grizzly is being used here and as soon as I get more clients connected, I´ll inform you.
Thanks a lot,
Luiz
Posted by: luizhamilton29 on August 22, 2007 at 07:31 AM
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