Quasar is a Java library that provides high-performance lightweight threads, Go-like channels, Erlang-like actors, and other asynchronous programming tools.
COMSAT (or Comsat) is a set of open source libraries that integrate Quasar with various web or enterprise technologies (like HTTP services and database access). With Comsat, you can write web applications that are scalable and performant while, at the same time, are simple to code and maintain.
Comsat is not a web framework. In fact, it does not add new APIs at all (with one exception, Web Actors, mentioned later). It provides implementation to popular (and often, standard) APIs like Servlet, JAX-RS, and JDBC, that can be called within Quasar fibers.
Comsat is not a web framework. In fact, it does not add new APIs at all (with one exception, Web Actors, mentioned later). It provides implementation to popular (and often, standard) APIs like Servlet, JAX-RS, and JDBC, that can be called within Quasar fibers.
In interation, ArrayBlockingQueue and LinkedBlockingQueue implementation classes performed poorly compared to the ConcurrentLinkedQueue and LinkedList implementation classes.
