Marcel Ruff wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Thanks for your answers ! >> >> If I understand well, it is possible to store messages with an >> InvocationRecorder (with FileRecorder for instance), and playback the >> messages slowly, or even better at a max rate, right ? >> > Yes. > >> >> This would be the perfect solution for me, as this max messages per >> second >> rate could be set to fit within the ISDN bandwidth value ! >> > You need to estimate the message sizes which is probably a bit > unprecise...
If you need a bytes/sec limit instead of msg/sec you can easily adapt xmlBlaster/src/java/org/xmlBlaster/util/recorder/file/FileRecorder.java with a method e.g. public void pullback(int bytesPerSec) Just take a copy of pullback(float msgPerSec) and change the msg with a summed bytes. If you do so and are willing to donate it back to xmlBlaster you need to add a testcase for example in xmlBlaster/testsuite/org/xmlBlaster/classtest/InvocationRecorderTest.java cu Marcel > > > Marcel > > >
