Hi Chuck,
Presumably this API is similar in intention to the request method used in
reactive streams (aka java.util.concurrent.Flow), that is, request is the
means by which backpressure is propagated. One major problem with JDK8
WebSockets is there's no way to asynchronously propagate backpressure
I've been using jdk8 websockets to develop my desktop java
applications. Now that jdk9 is on my machine I started looking at
websockets and I'm not at all sure I like what I see. Can someone
familiar with this feature please explain the rationale for what is
happening?
I'm concerned, at this ini
Hi,
Development of the JDK HTTP Client, incubated in JDK 9 and re-incubated
in JDK 10, has continued. It will soon be in a position to be proposed
for inclusion in Java 11, through JEP 321. This will proceed, as usual,
through the JEP 2.0 process.
JEP 321 has recently been updated with the propo
