No... ...use the standard blocking IO stuff. NIO does not automagically translate to 'faster' than old school blocking IO. In fact, many people have reported degraded performance with asynchronous NIO implementations for years, on top of the code being considerably more complex to code, understand, maintain and debug.
If that doesn't scare you off, remember two important engineering concepts: Keep It Simple, Stupid! Avoid premature optimization.
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