Tarek,
This looks like a nice patch, which will make the scenario language much
more extensible.
I just have two suggestions:
1. Would it be possible to compile the regular expression when reading
the XML file? This would eliminate some per-message overhead, and improve
performance at high loads. I am not sure if this would be difficult to
implement or not.
2. This could also make sense for the reply codes as well as requests.
For example, instead of using <recv reply="100" /> to match a 100 reply,
the regular expression <recv reply="1.." /> could match any provisional
response. Conversely, reply="[2-6].." would match any final reply. I am
not 100% sure what I would use this for yet, but it seems like a logical
extension.
Charles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/09/2007 11:41:58 AM:
>
> Here's a diff against 2007-01-08 snapshot that adds an optional
> 'regexp_match' argument to the receive command which allows regexp
> style patterns to be supplied for matching.
>
> This allows a scenario to act as a 'universal' catcher. Meaning it
> can receive multiple message types and respond to them all with the
> same 200 OK. Particularly for presence testing, this would be
> useful for simulating a UAS that OKs incoming publishes, subscribes, and
IMs.
>
> Example:
>
> <recv request="MESSAGE|PUBLISH|SUBSCRIBE" crlf="true"
regexp_match="true">
> </recv>
>
> If regexp_match is not supplied, the old behavior persists.
>
> t
>
> [attachment "diff.txt" deleted by Charles P Wright/Watson/IBM]
>
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