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Does Java have asynchronized I/O?
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Hello everyone,
I am wondering whether Java has asynchronized I/O (whether built-in core Java SDK or 3rd party release), which is similar as select or poll in UNIX. Current read/write will be blocked when underlying stream is not ready. For example, when retrieving data from remote machine, we will be blocked if the remote machine will not response immediately.
Thanks in advance,
George
I am wondering whether Java has asynchronized I/O (whether built-in core Java SDK or 3rd party release), which is similar as select or poll in UNIX. Current read/write will be blocked when underlying stream is not ready. For example, when retrieving data from remote machine, we will be blocked if the remote machine will not response immediately.
Thanks in advance,
George
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