Buffer Sainity QNA

[qballer]

Hi guys,

I have an ongoing work on some buffer issues I'm facing, you can read more 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7780034/looking-for-a-does-everything-buffer-in-java-decided-to-work-with-netty
here. 


Basically, I'm developing a system that distributes large amounts of data to
different servers. I would like to work with direct mapped buffers, because
I think I will enjoy from faster deployment of my data through out the
system. still I don't know what will be my buffer sizes. I'm considering
developing my own Composite Buffer. This will expose the Buffer Chanel
interface, but will hold a collection of direct buffers, I will just do the
work of "connecting" them, making the user think he has one huge buffer. 


I would like to hear you opinion on this solution since this is my first
time using such technologies, NIO in general and Netty specifically. I might
just understandg/doing something all wrong. 


Specific questions:

Did any of you guys implemented something like this?
is there any solution like that in The Netty project?
 Does my solution makes sense to you or am I missing a core concept of
Netty?
Feel free to share any other input you have.

Thanks,
Qballer
 

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