@Mete Thank you very much for your valuable suggestion, it helped me a lot.
Thank you --- In [email protected], "Mete Atamel" <meteata...@...> wrote: > > Hi Sanjit, > > First off, ChannelSet#login and ChannelSet#logout are the preferred ways of > authenticating with BlazeDS/LCDS. > Producer/Consumer/RemoteObject#setCredentials would work but the problem with > setCredentials method is that it doesn't return an AsyncToken and hence you > can't listen for success/failure. Also, setCredentials method does not send > the credentials to the server until the Channel is connected, it simply > caches them and sends them along with the connect request. The problem is if > there's a failure as the Channel connects (eg. RemoteObject method doesn't > exist) and an authentication failure too (eg. wrong credentials), then > distinguishing between the RemoteObject failure with the authentication > failure becomes difficult. So, that's why you should use > ChannelSet#login/logout before doing anything else, and once the > authentication is successful, go ahead with what you need to do. BlazeDS > source tree has an example of this here: > > http://tinyurl.com/27y2zd5 > > Second, the load-testing-tool in LCDS 3.1 does not support authentication or > SSL (RTMPS, HTTPS) yet. By default, the LCDS Edge Server requires that > clients are authenticated at the edge tier before the request is forwarded to > the backing LCDS app. This is for security purposes but the good news is that > for testing purposes, there's a switch called "require-authentication" which > is set to true by default and you can set that to false under GatewayService > configuration: > > <service id="test-gateway" class="flex.messaging.services.GatewayService"> > <properties> > <gateway-endpoint> > <require-authentication>false</require-authentication> > ... > > That basically disables the requirement that clients are authenticated at the > edge tier. > > This should enable you to test your Edge+LCDS app without needing to add > authentication stuff in the load-testing-tool. > > Mete Atamel > Data Services Team, Adobe Systems > http://meteatamel.wordpress.com/ > > --- In [email protected], "sanjitcs" <sanjit.flex@> wrote: > > > > I am using LCDS 3.1 java based load testing tool to generate 100 concurrent > > consumer to subscribe to the topic. > > Since I am using edge server to communicate with application server. It > > dose not be able to subscribe the consumer because getway service is not be > > able to authenticate client. > > I am getting Following error. > > > > Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Consumer '0' failed > > to subscribe: > > Flex Message (flex.messaging.messages.ErrorMessage) > > clientId = C06AF337-0D68-2A86-C855-8AA0BC025252 > > correlationId = D383DB46-081D-9083-A00B-81B06DD4AA31 > > destination = application_data > > messageId = C06B06BF-0C3F-F7CF-1701-B1EA4F1FB678 > > timestamp = 1273679434799 > > timeToLive = 0 > > body = null > > hdr(DSErrorHint) = true > > code = Server.Authentication > > message = Gateway service 'gateway-to-app' requires an authenticated > > client. Please login before interacting with any gateway service > > destinations. > > details = null > > rootCause = null > > body = null > > extendedData = null > > at javaclientexamples.LCDSDriver.doMain(LCDSDriver.java:274) > > at javaclientexamples.LCDSDriver.main(LCDSDriver.java:131) > > > > > > In Flex client we are using setCredential of consumer class to set > > credential to authenticate client. > > > > But i am not be able to set credential for consumer in java based load > > testing tool. Consumer /MessageAgent/ ChannelSet class does not have > > setCredential method. is there any way to set the credential in > > consumer/Channel so that it can subscribe. > > > > Or any tool which can help me to generate 100 simultaneous user load on > > server (edge server + application) and do load testing for messaging on > > RTMP/RTMPS protocol. > > >
