How to test protocols/servers/clients?
"Trustin Lee (이희승)"
trustin at gmail.com
Mon Dec 28 19:50:48 EST 2009
Hi falconair,
falconair wrote:
> I'm writing my code to the 3.2 branch, is the correct transport (for testing)
> available already or will it be available in the future?
It will be available in the future.
> Also, the examples on the documentation page a extremely helpful. Adding
> another class containing a couple of unit tests will be very helpful in
> understanding how to test these systems.
Excellent idea. I should make it happen in 3.2, too. :)
Thanks,
Trustin
>
> Thanks
>
> Trustin Lee wrote:
>> Hi falconair,
>>
>> Currently, there is an in-vm transport in the
>> org.jboss.netty.channel.local package. However, it is not compatible
>> with the socket transport. The new local transport compatible with
>> socket transport will be available in 3.2.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Trustin
>>
>> falconair wrote:
>>> Is there a tutorial on how best to write tests for netty applications?
>>> If I
>>> write a client/server, do I have to start up the server, have a client
>>> connect to it over tcp/udp/etc.? Is there an in-vm dummy tcp? What's
>>> the
>>> best way to test protocols (requests, responses, heart-beats, etc.)?
>>
>>
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