Package org.jgroups.tests
package org.jgroups.tests
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ClassDescriptionTests max datagram and multicast socket buffer sizesReads a sequence of numbers from stdin and verifies that they are in orderChecks whether numbers in a stream are monotonically increasing, e.g.Interactive test for MFC and UFCThis test runs number of merge events with a similar stack configuration that current Infinispan and WildFly is using to showcase speed of merges after partitioning.Tests transfer of large states.Replaces words that start with args passed to the program with A, B, C and so on.Tests IP multicast.Discovers all neighbors in an IP multicast environment by using expanding ring multicasts (increasing TTL).Tests IP multicast.Same as McastSenderTest, but uses all available interfaces (including loopback) to send the packetsTests sending different types of
Messageimplementations over a given protocol stackListens on 224.0.1.105:23364 for mod-cluster advertizements from httpd daemons and prints them to stdoutTests 2 MulticastSockets joining the same multicast address and port (this should be possible).NIO based client for measuring heap-based vs direct byte buffers.NIO based server for measuring heap-based vs direct byte buffers.Parses messages out of a captured file and writes them to stdoutWhile investigating network errors, we would like to look for timestamp and JGroups data.If you use `tshark ...Simple protocol to test round trip times.Simple protocol to test round trip times.Discovers all UDP-based members running on a certain mcast addressClass that measure RTT for multicast messages between 2 cluster members.Class that measure RTT for multicast messages between 2 cluster members.Tests synchronous group RPCs.Test for measuring performance of RPCs.Tests the speed of message sending/receiving via shared memory.Perf tests the UNICAST protocol by sending unicast messages between a sender and a receiverTests performance of unicast RPCs between a caller and a recipientSame as UnicastTest, but uses pure TCP instead of JGroupsTests the UNICAST by invoking unicast RPCs between a sender and a receiverSame as UnicastTest, but uses pure TCP instead of JGroups