Grouping multiple event streams to use single netty bootstrap, thread pools and etc. #2
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December 5, 2012 19:46
…trap for multiple event streams, granting singnificant performance on multiple event-stream connections. Event stream content-type detection fixed, now it accepts event streams with addition data in content type maven-gpg-plugin new run in disabled by default profile sign
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EventSourceClient introduced, it allows to utilize single netty bootstrap for multiple event streams, granting singnificant performance on multiple event-stream connections.
Before, every EventStream used its own netty bootstrap, which means that application will use 3*event_stream_count threads.
Event stream content-type detection fixed, now it accepts event streams
with addition data in content type
maven-gpg-plugin now runs in disabled by default profile sign