Examples of org.glassfish.grizzly.StandaloneProcessor

org.glassfish.grizzly.StandaloneProcessor
{@link Processor}, which is not interested in processing I/O events. {@link Connection} lifecycle should be managed explicitly,using read/write/accept/connect methods. This {@link Processor} could be set on {@link Connection} to avoid it frombeing processed by {@link FilterChain} or other {@link Processor}. In this case {@link Connection} could be used like regular Java {@link Socket}. @author Alexey Stashok

            if (selectionKeyHandler == null) {
                selectionKeyHandler = new DefaultSelectionKeyHandler();
            }


            if (processor == null && processorSelector == null) {
                processor = new StandaloneProcessor();
            }


            final int selectorRunnersCnt = getSelectorRunnersCount();


            if (nioChannelDistributor == null) {

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            if (selectionKeyHandler == null) {
                selectionKeyHandler = new DefaultSelectionKeyHandler();
            }


            if (processor == null && processorSelector == null) {
                processor = new StandaloneProcessor();
            }


            final int selectorRunnersCnt = getSelectorRunnersCount();


            if (nioChannelDistributor == null) {

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