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Re: [xmlblaster] Testing Protocols

L'output is just printed in consol , search in the code some : System.out.println you certainly noticed that ..

for multiples send and receive ... you can code it , you have already the little code of mine ....

I hope you can success to do it

Mohannad a écrit :

thanks Marcel and Craig for these hints.

Thanks Zied for this nice files, but there is no output to see. I edited the code file but I didn't know where can I get the output.

Also, can we send multiple messages and receive them by the client (as more then one ping - pong )

Mohannad



On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 3:04 PM, Zied ABID <zied.abid at it-sudparis.eu> wrote:

    Hi again,

    this is what I code , you can take an idea :

    PongTest is a subscriber that wait for a "ping" message
    PingTest is a publisher that wait for a "pong" message after
    sending a "ping" message and calculate the latency

    I hope that help you little

    PS : running in console with correct argument for server, port
    ,CallBack port ....


    Zied


    Mohannad a écrit :

        thanks Zied,
        These files will be helpful. However, I need tools for
        measurement. I used jconsole but I didn't find for example a
        way to measure the time delay or packet transmission time.

        Is there any function in Jconsole will help to support this ?

        Thanks,

        Mohannad

        On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 12:01 PM, Zied ABID
        <zied.abid at it-sudparis.eu> wrote:

           Dear Mohannad,

           If I understand, you want just use xmlBlaster to publish and
           receive message, so you should take a look on javaClients
           HelloWorld in
           $XMLBLASTER_HOME/demo/javaClients specially : HelloWorldPublish
           and HelloWorldSubscribe

           $XMLBLASTER_HOME/demo/HelloWorld6 is helpful too to have an
        idea
           on protocol's configuration


           I'm begging also in xmlBlaster , so I hope that is helpful


           Zied


           Mohannad a écrit :

               thanks Marcel,

               I need the XMLBlaster for just publish messages and the
               clients simply will receive them. So by changing the
        code of
               Java file in the client side (will lead somehow to
        different
               seniors), and then we can take some approximate
        measurements.

               If this possible at least to build some approximation
        and not
               necessary to be very accurate, I will be appreciate it
        if you
               could help us to make it by this Middleware package.

               Thanks again,

               Mohannad

               On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 11:00 AM, Marcel Ruff
               <mr at marcelruff.info <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info>
        <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info>>
               <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info>
        <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info <mailto:mr at marcelruff.info>>>> wrote:

                  Mohannad wrote:

                      Dear Marcel,

                      I'm new here for using XMLBlaster. I am working
        with my
                      college in my university on project which depends
               totally on
                      XMLBlaster package. We need the package for
        testing several
                      protocols on different operating systems
        (different objects
                      also) by changing the loads that sent. This will
        help to
                      decide which protocol is better than other in
        specific
               loads.

                      My doctor in my university suggested to use
        XMLBlaster
               since
                      it has powerful capability to monitor the real
        time and
               then
                      calculate statistics (e.g number of messages sent in
               specific
                      time period)
                      I tried to figure out that capabilities by using
               jconsole, but
                      I could not find these real time monitoring for my
               project's goal.

                      Could you help me to find a way to accomplish our
               project goal?

                  Hi Mohannad,

                  you plan a scientific task.

                  To do such performance measurements you need to
        create an
               accurate
                  experimental setup
                  and precisely define the measurement points with minimal
               'noise'
                  (cross effects etc) in between.

                  This needs to be coded depending on what your goals are
                  and can't be generally done by a middleware.

                  I wish you success,
                  Marcel


                      Thanks Marcel,

                      Mohannad




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                  http://www.xmlBlaster.org
                  http://watchee.net
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