Hi John,
>
> refering to last Project Meeting where we talked about grizzly 2.0.
>
> I think SlabsPoolMemoryManager can now
> be used as a regular ByteBufferManager like:
>
> Buffer buffer = manager.allocate(NNN);
> read(buffer);
> buffer.trim();
> (see SlabMemoryManagerTest.testSlabThreadPoolAllocation())
>
> Next things could be
> 1)
> change TCPNIOTransportFilter and get rid of
> org.glassfish.grizzly.memory.SlabMemoryFilter
+1
>
> 2)
> implement a SlabMemoryManager.close()
+1
> Are you going to do a Grizzly 2.0 update this week?
I'm going to make big update, because of I/O API changes, but will
appreciate if you can take care about memory management updates :) I
will be update to to resolve possible conflicts and make big commit,
which will work fine :)
Thank you!!!
WBR,
Alexey.
>
>
> Many Greetings
> John
>
>
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